Fallacious Faiths
Fallacious Faiths by Zakaria Kamal, published by iUniverse in November 2010, explores profound questions regarding existence and the nature of humanity. This 328-page book delves into the origins of human beings, contemplating whether they are a product of the Big Bang or the creation of an Omnipotent God. It examines themes of life, death, resurrection, and the final judgment, drawing connections between scientific concepts and religious texts.
Readers will find a thoughtful discussion on the universe’s expansion and potential collapse, as well as interpretations of the Quran and the Holy Bible regarding the afterlife. The book presents a perspective on the final judgment and the possibilities of existence beyond death, suggesting that human life may continue in a re-created universe or a peaceful realm. Through its exploration of religion and Islam, Fallacious Faiths invites readers to reflect on the implications of these beliefs for understanding our place in the cosmos.
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Human being is an absolutely developed creature. Was the bubble of hydrogen evolved from the Big Bang so potential to create us? Or, there is an Omnipotent God? Has He created us to end up in the grave? Or, we do really have resurrection, final judgment, and endless life thereafter?
The universe is expanding; due to gravitational force it may collapse. The verses of the Quran and Holy Bible also tell us the same; therefore, shouldn’t we give due importance to the other aspects of the future it talk about? The Quran and Holy Bible suggest collapsed universe as the place of final judgment, and the re-created universe as Hell. After the final judgment endless life of a human will begin, as an empowered vicegerent of Almighty God, in a galaxy of the re-created universe (hell), or in a peaceful planet of Jannat (another universe).
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