…The Development of the First Principles in the Mind of a Child When I was three years old, as is true of most three-to-five-year-old children, I asked my father and mother: “Who made me?” “Who made the birds?” “Who made our cow?” “Who made the world?” The facts of life, or my sense experience, had so interacted with my mind while it had been developing that my young unsophisticated intellect had concluded that there cannot be a “machine without a maker,” My intellect had moved the appropriate part of my brain to inquire beyond the immediate facts, …more:PDF ebooks.rahnuma.org
In the name of Allah, the Gracious, the Merciful Knowledge of God’s existence is often taken for granted by believers. The authentic religious experience—affirmed again and again in a Muslim’s daily life—makes faith in God feel so natural as to…
