Why do deists remain silent in the face of prophetic evidence?
Our tenth lesson on Deism. We turn to our deist interlocutor, as usual, with a question:
- The function of prophethood that you deny is such that if the existence of only one prophet is proven, the truth of prophecy is proven.
- The revelation of the heavenly books that you deny is such a matter that if one book is proven to be the book of God, then it is proven that God sent down books.
You are denying such subjects which will be a disaster for you in both worlds. That's why you should search and try to find the right one. We prepared these shows knowing the difficulty of preparing the show. You also think, "Maybe I'm wrong?" If prophets were sent and books were sent down, and there is an afterlife, then what will happen to me?" you should say and watch the videos we prepared based on this topic. Then you yourself will be a witness that God has sent prophets and Hazrat Muhammad alayhissalam is the prophet of God. God sent down books and the Qur'an is God's book.
Related to the topic
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These events that happened and are happening raise a historical question: Are these events determined by the natural laws of the universe and history? Does the gradual occurrence of these warnings reported in the Hadith Sharifs indicate that the good news that has not yet occurred is also inevitable? Isn't our ignorance of historical laws the direct reason for us to stay away from the field of history? Why did the Islamic Ummah forget the function of creating history? Islamic Ummah created history, is the era of Muslims over? Do we need to go back to the Qur'an and the Sunnah to change history? An article by Moroccan writer and researcher Fouad Harija is about this.
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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.
