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00:00I'm not a Muslim. I've extensively researched different perspectives. I've delved into books

00:03about atheism. Currently, I lean towards spiritual Satanism.

00:06I believe in a higher power. I don't hold any other beliefs.

00:10At first, I started to reject the Hadiths. It didn't happen overnight. I abandoned Sunnism

00:14and began to call myself a Quranic Muslim. However, after reading the Quran, I started

00:18perceiving Islam as a man-made religion and ultimately abandoned it.

00:24If we provide evidence, would you consider changing your viewpoint?

00:27I don't think I'll change my mind about this.

00:30Even if I prove it beyond doubt, 100%?

00:32I don't think you can prove it 100%.

00:34If I prove it, will you change your mind?

00:36I will, but I don't think you can prove it.

00:38So what is currently preventing you from embracing Islam?

00:41Brother, there's nothing specific.

00:47What do you believe in? What is your current belief system?

00:49Belief? Well, I do believe in the existence of a higher power. I don't believe in anything

00:53or anyone else. I don't have a concrete set of beliefs at the moment. I'm on a

00:57gradual journey of self-discovery, seeking answers through research, so to speak.

01:00I don't identify myself as a Muslim, nor do I consider myself a deist. My faith in the

01:04existence of God is somewhat limited. At present, I feel a stronger connection to spiritual Satanism.

01:08Does religion truly exist? Maybe. My perspective is somewhat agnostic and apathetic. Whether it

01:13exists or not, it doesn't significantly influence my life.

01:16At first, I started to reject the Hadiths, and this process unfolded gradually. I abandoned

01:21Sunnism and began calling myself a Quranic Muslim. However, after reading the Quran,

01:25I began to view Islam as a man-made belief system, leading me to abandon religion.

01:29I've read numerous books about atheism, done extensive research that's inclined me towards

01:33it. Nevertheless, I strongly oppose dogma. I think atheism is dogmatic in its nature,

01:37although many prominent atheists argue against this perception. As for deism,

01:40I find it narrow-minded. They say there is a God, nothing else, without further exploration.

01:44I don't believe those who seek a path would categorize themselves as deists. I mentioned my

01:48belief in the existence of God. When it comes to spiritual Satanism, well, if the revelations and

01:52books associated with it are true, then we know God seems to hold flawed ideas. That's my perspective.

01:56You know, there might not necessarily be a creator, but there is certainly something powerful beyond

01:59our understanding. There has to be someone or some sort of power that decides, creates, or controls

02:03disorder. It could be energy, power, or God. Let's call it Allah. It doesn't matter.

02:08Can we assume that you're in favor of deism?

02:10I don't like putting a label on it. I don't think I'm a deist, atheist, or Muslim. I don't know.

02:15Maybe all these religions, Islam, Christianity, and Judaism are true. If this is deism, then I guess

02:21I'm a deist. I can say so for myself. Well, after I offer you proof, would you change your mind about

02:26the existence of a creator? That's all the proof you offer. I need to think about it. It's not a

02:31simple matter. I can prove the existence of a creator with just two words. It will be crystal clear

02:35and irrefutable. Then prove it. The actor is capable. If there is an act, whoever the actor is must be

02:42capable and have the capacity to do it. Otherwise, they can't. Let's take the example of the Salimia

02:46Mosque and try to find out who built it. We have four options. The first option is that Salimia Mosque

02:51was built by a group of blind, deaf, and insane people who gathered together and agreed to build it.

02:56Option two. The bricks of the Salimia Mosque came to a mutual understanding, saying,

03:01gentlemen, what are we waiting for? Let's build a mosque. They agreed and built the mosque on their own.

03:06Option three. This mosque must have had a notebook or project file containing the construction

03:10details. I can say the notebook or file must have guided this mosque. Option four. There was an

03:16architect using his mind, reason, and talent to build it. Which option would you choose?

03:21Fourth one, of course. I mean, the architect. I choose Mimar Sinan. Exactly. Just like this example,

03:26every human being is a far greater construction and orderly system than the Salimia Mosque. Human

03:31beings consist of approximately 100 trillion cells on average, and every second, 50 million cells are

03:38renewed. According to Professor Michael Denton, every cell is like a city. How many cities do we have?

03:44We have 100 trillion cells. We are not like a mosque that was built once and left alone. We are a work

03:49that is rebuilt over and over, and 10,000 red blood cells are recreated every second. When considering

03:55such incredible work, there are four options. One, the creation of human beings are blind, deaf,

04:00and insane causes of the universe, such as wind, natural phenomena, or lightning. I can say these causes

04:06are behind it, but it is against reason. Why? The blind, deaf, and insane causes can't agree by

04:12themselves to create a human being, let alone a fragment of a structure. Option two. The atoms

04:17composing this human being gathered together and reached an agreement saying, let's create a human.

04:21They did, so I can affirm, they created humans. However, this goes against reason, as it raises

04:26questions about who will rule and who will be ruled, who will give orders, and who will follow them.

04:31Given this inherent dilemma, I conclude, it can't be the atoms that created humans.

04:36Option three. As I mentioned, the mosque's project notebook can't build the mosque. Likewise,

04:40I can say, certainly, DNA, which serves as the project book of a human, cannot design the human.

04:46DNA functions as a blueprint, not the author itself. Option four. In the same way that I accepted

04:51the existence of an architect for the mosque, I would argue, undoubtedly, there is an architect

04:55for humanity. There is someone with a will and capability, someone with talent and life,

05:00an architect. In the role of an architect, he also designed man. Now, let me pose this question

05:05to you. Just as we acknowledge the presence of an architect for the mosque, is it not reasonable

05:10to accept that there's an architect, the fourth option for human beings, or far more complex

05:14than a mosque?

05:15It certainly is reasonable. I already said that I'm leaning toward belief. I don't declare

05:17there's no God. I can certainly affirm the existence of one. I can't predict the extent

05:20of peace of mind I would experience, though.

05:22I don't know much about biology, so I can't provide a definitive answer to this question.

05:26Understanding biology is not necessary. Just like the analogy of the mosque, three out of

05:30four options are not valid, and that conclusion doesn't require expertise in biology.

05:34I hesitate to express a strong opinion without conducting my own research.

05:37May I present another example? Can you give me what you don't have?

05:40I can't give you what I don't have.

05:41For instance, if I were to ask for one million dollars, could you give it to me?

05:44I can't.

05:45Correct, you can't. Why? Because you don't have it either. Can you depict a rainbow with

05:48a pencil?

05:49Well, no, I can't.

05:50Correct again. Why? Because the necessary colors are not present. However, when I observe

05:53atoms which cannot see, they construct an eye capable of vision. Atoms without hearing

05:57form an ear, capable of hearing. Atoms without emotions create a body capable of experiencing

06:02feelings. While these atoms lack love, they form a body capable of love. Atoms without

06:06compassion shape a person who feels compassion. Therefore, I question, if you can't give

06:10what you lack, how can I explain this phenomenon? If I disregard the existence of a being who

06:14sees, hears, possesses life, and grants me these feelings, how can I rationalize these

06:19occurrences? As I said, I don't know much about biology. I only have superficial information

06:24about their formation. Hence, I can't provide a precise response.

06:28Nonetheless, you can't refute my deductions or offer counter-arguments.

06:31Indeed, I must admit my inability to counter your points.

06:33Maybe if I told you about Islam, it would be easier for you to accept it.

06:37Well, then we can talk about it for a little while.

06:39Can I resolve a problem that would lead you to reconsider Islam?

06:42I read the Quran and believe my stance on this matter will not change.

06:46Even if I were to provide 100% proof? I don't think you can prove it 100%.

06:51So if I can prove it, would you change your mind?

06:53I mean, if you prove it, I'll change. But I don't think you can.

06:56So if I can prove it, you say you'll change your mind.

06:58Well, let me give you an example. There's Surah Al-Rum in the Quran.

07:01The first four verses of Surah Al-Rum read,

07:03And so on. Here, it describes the war between the Romans and the Persians.

07:12And what happened after this war? The Romans were defeated.

07:15A verse was revealed stating, the Romans are defeated.

07:17But what's even more interesting is the continuation of the verse.

07:20After their defeat, they will be victorious in a very short time.

07:23Fee bide aisinin, this means in a short time.

07:25It is explained that this short time is between three and nine years.

07:28In other words, the Holy Quran claims to provide future news.

07:31But what's fascinating is that this information was revealed

07:34when the Romans were devastated by the defeat.

07:36They were on the verge of abandoning their most sacred values.

07:39They were even willing to give up significant matters in their churches.

07:42And do you know what happened next?

07:42The Romans emerged victorious nine years later,

07:45just as the Quran had described.

07:46It is as if it says,

07:48a human being could not have written this work.

07:49Allah, the Creator, revealed it to you.

07:51With just one verse, we can conclude that Islam is the true religion.

07:54Thank you for enlightening me with this information.

07:56I'll look into what you've told me.

07:58There were some things I wasn't aware of.

08:00I will continue to ponder and form my own opinion.

08:03I can tell you this much.

08:05Personally, I think the same way.

08:06There's not much difference.

08:07I'm not claiming to be outside of Islam or to have a specific stance.

08:11If there's a creator, I would like to believe in it.

08:14I think it's the right thing to do.

08:15So what's holding you back from believing in Islam now?

08:18Rather, there's nothing holding me back.

08:19Then why don't you say it?

08:20I don't feel the need to say it immediately

08:22because I value hearing different opinions

08:24and analyzing them all to form my own view.

08:27So I don't think it's necessary to say immediately,

08:29I am a Muslim and wholeheartedly believe in the Quran.

08:33Or it is this or that.

08:34No need to say it out loud.

08:36God knows what I think.

08:37Allah knows what I think.

08:38And that's the kind of person I'll be.

08:40And you, what about you?

08:41What prevents you from believing in Islam?

08:43It's a matter of preference.

08:45Preference, you say?

08:46Absolutely.

08:46What we noticed about you is that the people

08:48who try to guide us toward Islam are never like you.

08:50You know, the interview we're having right now

08:51might be more helpful if we did it again in 10 or 15 years,

08:54just to see how our thoughts will change.

08:56Because we don't know.

08:57In my life, I've probably never said,

08:58I'll be like this or I'll be like that.

09:00I can't recall saying that.

09:01I started searching for answers at a young age.

09:03I was in 6th grade, around 12 years old.

09:05And as a child, I thought, I can't find it.

09:07I'm an atheist.

09:08Then I went through situations where I thought,

09:10there's no way, there's no way there's a God.

09:11And then something else happened.

09:12And I said, I felt doubtful.

09:14But as long as people like you continue to enlighten us,

09:16as we continue our search,

09:18we're constantly getting closer and forming our own ideas

09:20as we continue our search.

09:22Dude, I'm really glad to hear that.

09:23Likewise.

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