Five hundred years ago, the English writer and philosopher Thomas More wrote "Utopia" about the most just and ideal society in the future. However, among similar works, Abu Nasr Farabi's book "The City of Virtuous People" stands out for its richness of meanings.

Our tenth lesson on Deism. We turn to our deist interlocutor, as usual, with a question:

We talk a lot about "nation", "nationality", "national values", "national customs", but do we use these concepts correctly? What should we really understand by "nationality"? What are the characteristics of our nation? Today we are looking for answers to these questions.

We turn to the ninth lesson and another deist: - Is the God in whom you believed just or unjust (zinhor-bazinhor!)? I think you don't believe in a cruel god and accept that the creator is just.

Our eighth lesson will also take the form of a conversation with another deist. We have questions for him: - Who is a person, where did he come from, where is he going? - Why was this world created? - What does the owner of this world want from us?

In our seventh lesson, relying on our old method, we turn to another deist: - Every being in this world is a divine book, and its pages reflect a number of names and qualities of its author. If you like, let's read a flower in this way. It is understood from this reading that our creator created the creatures like a book and mentioned most of their names in these works.

Three events that happened this year show us the role of the Z generation (zoomers), born in the period from the 90s of the last century to the middle of 2010, in global changes. Of course, young people, who make up 32 percent of the region's population, will play an important role in determining the rules of the geopolitical game in the future.

This is our sixth lesson on deism. In our previous lesson, our analysis was about blessings. In this lesson, we will analyze the topic of ownership. Our interlocutor is another deist. We turn to him:

let's give an example. Every day, several patients are treated for free in your hospital. Then he went to the other and said: "You are good, if it were not for your generosity, where would we go and who would take care of us!" Who would give us medicine, who would treat us!" if they say, will you leave without saying a word? Absolutely! "The hospital is mine, I am the one who treated you, gave you ointments, and informed you of your condition. Thank me!” you say Now our request is as follows: - You cannot agree that even the simplest of your good things will be given to someone else. How can Allah accept that the infinite blessings and gifts bestowed upon us be attributed to others, thanks and gratitude be expressed?

- Is the creator you believe in wise? Or did they just do it for fun? In any case, the One who created this world so beautifully and gave dozens of qualities to all beings is wise. After all, such a wise creation is unique only to Hakim, that is, the owner of wisdom. Look, everything in the world has a purpose. Nothing is wasted. There is nothing useless or useless. This also proves the wisdom of our creator. Indeed, if you deny this, the whole of existence will oppose you and show their wisdom and call you a liar. Now let's talk a little about you: