Why Just One Creator?
So @faisalharoon when Ghamidi sahab speaks about the existence of God what is the point of contemplating that something is created and must have a creator. He just comes to the conclusion that this creator is mighty and magnificent whereas someone else could say since the universe is so complicated there must be a few creators. We find the idea of minimum one creator by contemplating on the universe according to Ghamidi sahab. To is, according to him, is enough proof to imply there must be a creator. I agree. Yes- no true divine book has ever given this idea. But the argument the Quran gives against it of disharmony and anarchy. I had a question about that basically- why couldn’t they work in harmony? Both @faisalharoon and @Taha Do you accept the logical validity of the argument of creators working in harmony?
Sorry sir- you are right. It is definitely just a maybe. But the claim of a single creator is also just a maybe when we are analysisng just the unvierse
Why shouldn’t the creator be all knowledgeable? Shouldnt the all knowledgeable be the creator hence God?
So then i would urge the one who thinks like this to push their thinking further to question who gave this person x the knowledge, power, wisdom etc to create the universe? Because this person x traces back to the creator so it doesn’t make sense for this creator to be less knowledgeable, less powerful, less wise than this person x, right? Cause like this technically, my mom is also my creator. We all are greater and lesser gods in some or the other like this. But then again, intellect could still take us the farthest, to One Creator, who created as many creators one could imagine.
Please listen to the audio again, you’ll find your answer there.
My original idea was asking about ‘Sharr’ evil. And how it could exist in the presence of God. I don’t buy the example of darkness being the absence of light. Are we saying evil is the absence of good? And God is all Good/Khayr and also present everywhere/encompasses all. So How could anything exist in the ‘absence’ of God?