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If You Believe in a Creator, Seek Truth the Right Way

If you believe this universe has a Creator, then you also know that He created you with a mind and heart—not to follow blindly, but to think, question, and seek the truth. God wants you to use your intellect, and there’s no excuse for ignoring it.

So, how can you sincerely search for the truth? Here’s a logical path forward:

1. A Creator Would Want You to Seek Truth, Not Just Follow Assumptions

If God gave you intelligence and curiosity, wouldn’t He want you to use them?
You owe it to yourself and your loved ones to seek truth while you still have time, rather than assuming you’re already on the right path.

2. Truth Isn’t Found in Social Media Debates

Arguments online are often driven by emotion, bias, or misinformation.
A sincere truth-seeker goes beyond soundbites and commits to real learning.

3. Go to the Source—Not What Others Say About It

If you want to understand Islam, read the Quran, not what critics say about it.
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4. Meet the People Who Live the Faith

Have you ever visited a mosque or spoken to practicing Muslims?
If you wouldn’t learn about Christianity from atheists, why learn about Islam from those who distort it?

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5. Question Everything—Including What You Were Taught

Just because you were raised in a belief system doesn’t automatically make it right.
Apply the same critical thinking to your own faith that you apply to Islam.

6. Respect and Fairness Matter

If you want others to respect your beliefs, you should approach theirs with the same fairness.
No one likes to be misrepresented—so seek to understand before forming opinions.

7. One Day, You’ll Stand Before God—What Will Be Your Excuse?

Imagine standing before your Creator—will you say, “I just believed what I was told” without ever questioning?
If the truth was available, why didn’t you search for it with an open heart and mind?

9. Justice in Islam: No One Bears Your Burden But You

One of Islam’s core principles is justice: “No soul shall bear the burden of another.” (Quran 6:164)
Every person is responsible for their own actions—no one can be punished or sacrificed to erase someone else’s sins.
The idea that God sacrifices an innocent being to redeem others is fundamentally unjust. If God is truly just, wouldn’t He hold each person accountable for their own deeds?

10. For Those Who Don’t Believe in a Creator—Think and Reflect

If you think this universe came from nothing, ask yourself: How does that make sense?
Imagine if someone claimed that social media (a virtual world) created itself by accident—would you believe that?
The universe, life, and consciousness are far more complex than any human technology—so how could they exist without an intelligent creator?
Think, reflect, and seek truth—before it’s too late.

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Truth is not found in assumptions—it’s discovered through seeking.