0xblack1
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When I was a child, I was a strong believer in Islam, to the point that I was entirely certain that if I died, there would be either Heaven or Hell.
However, as I grew up, certain things made me think, and I faced questions for which I found no answers in reality.
Why would God punish me simply for not believing in Him?
And how do I know if I am in the right religion? When I was a Muslim, I saw my beliefs as largely correct and other religions as illogical—like Christianity, which believes Jesus is God Himself, or Buddhism, or others. But Christians also view Islam as strange, and its beliefs as very unfamiliar and illogical to them.
In other words, if I had been born a Christian, I would have seen Islam as strange, and vice versa.
Even science describes the universe as having originated from the Big Bang.
But at the same time, when I delved a bit deeper into science, I discovered that the Big Bang has a specific point in time.
Every atom, every matter everything is not eternal meaning it has a definite beginning. Science describes how it expanded, but it doesn't describe the true "Point Zero"
The theory of evolution also has gaps.
What I am trying to express is that the idea of the Big Bang and the universe coming from nothing doesn't seem logical, but at the same time, religions and God don't seem logical to me either
However, as I grew up, certain things made me think, and I faced questions for which I found no answers in reality.
Why would God punish me simply for not believing in Him?
And how do I know if I am in the right religion? When I was a Muslim, I saw my beliefs as largely correct and other religions as illogical—like Christianity, which believes Jesus is God Himself, or Buddhism, or others. But Christians also view Islam as strange, and its beliefs as very unfamiliar and illogical to them.
In other words, if I had been born a Christian, I would have seen Islam as strange, and vice versa.
Even science describes the universe as having originated from the Big Bang.
But at the same time, when I delved a bit deeper into science, I discovered that the Big Bang has a specific point in time.
Every atom, every matter everything is not eternal meaning it has a definite beginning. Science describes how it expanded, but it doesn't describe the true "Point Zero"
The theory of evolution also has gaps.
What I am trying to express is that the idea of the Big Bang and the universe coming from nothing doesn't seem logical, but at the same time, religions and God don't seem logical to me either