Religious Beliefs Of Al-Razi
Having some degree of trust is essential for learning from anyone or any other source. You need to trust your eyes, the author of the book or the consultant you are seeking advice from. I won’t follow a doctors advice if I don’t trust him. Similarly without faith or trust, one can’t get any value out of Quran. I have discovered many contrarians truth in Quran. Contrarian truths are those truths that defies logic when you read it first time. When you go deeper and try it out you with trust, you begin to see the results and realize where your logic was wrong. Once we appreciate the soundness of the guidance, we are left with no choice but to accept the fact that the book has a Divine intervention. For example, God says wealth you spend on a good cause comes back many folds and from the sources you least expect. When Google launched their search engine for free to help people save time searching contents on the web, they had no idea how it could be monetized and what happened next is the history. Google is earning money from the sources, no one could even imagine at the point they were spending money to build a system to make people’s lives easier. If we all do it imagine, how much good we can all create in this world. Many of us still look for a robust business case, feasibility and proof of concept before spending our surplus money on an idea. People like al-razi need some trust in the text they read to be able to make sense out of it and get some value. In addition, since the contrarian truth is a bit hard to get for a layman, it’s recommended to read it again and again with faith and not to find faults. At some point, things will begin to click and start making sense. If all of the guidance given in Quran were a bit easier to understand, there was no point for Divine Intervention in the first place.
The last defense of Muslims – don’t be rude. Wow! Saying a liar – a liar is rude? Saying a rapist – a rapist rude? Saying bad things happen to Muslims is rude? What is rude. Everything is rude in Quran. Is that rude too? Please instead of shying away from my questions – give answers or don’t write anything. Don’t do disservice to Islam by calling people rude whose point of views your don’t like. I posted quotes and he says I am rude. Wow! Keep up the good work!