Abdur-Raheem Green – Is there a God?

Abdur-Raheem GreenFebruary 25, 200851 min0 comments

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In this lecture, Abdur-Raheem Green reframes the classic question "Is there a God?" by first establishing a compelling definition of what a god actually is: anything a person believes will give them what they need and want. He argues that by this definition, everyone already worships something — whether wealth, status, idols, or other human beings — and that the real question is which, if any, of these gods is truly worthy of worship. Drawing on Quranic arguments, he systematically challenges the worship of idols, the veneration of the dead, the deification of human beings, and the atheistic belief in a universe arising from chance.

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