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The title that I have been given to share with you about in these 15 minutes is challenging

the existence of God through challenging the prophethood of Muhammad Salalah

who al-A-Lahah al-A-I was

actually I'd like to feed off of what our beloved Sheikh Mujah moustar

elaborated so beautifully and kind of summarize it because I need that to feed off of and to actually discuss with you a few things that I have in mind on this topic.

Essentially in my personal experiences this is not something based on books and research, it is based entirely on anecdotal personal experience.

My own journey towards faith and friends and others that I've met along the way that have had conversations

with me about trouble in believing in God and things like that.

Basically, atheism boils down to two issues where people of faith and people not of faith

to see things very differently as far as I'm concerned and I think one of them was

almost completely dealt with in Chehemuketar's talk and that is the idea of how we view

creation. The idea that a believer sees creation very differently. We're looking at

the same sun, the same moon, the same earth, the same existence,

the creation of our own selves, down to the same protein, but the conclusions we're reaching

are very, very different.

For an atheist, it is essentially chalked up to chance and

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