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not
turn and insists is destroyed and lost, and there is no harm upon me even if all humanity are
destroyed.
Page 38 of 56
It is only for me to proclaim the message in a clear manner." The Religion knows the existence of
the
wild lions after death, while reason aids in understanding the words of the Prophet - the praise and
peace be upon him - and in realizing that which he prophecies is possible, and nature urges that
precautions are taken against injury and harm.
A thing is necessary because its neglect causes injury and harm; while reason is that which renders
a
thing necessary because it makes known the impending harm. But reason in itself does not lead to the
knowledge that when a person follows his appetite he will expose himself to harm after death.
This then is the meaning of both Religion and reason as well as their part in determining that
turn and insists is destroyed and lost, and there is no harm upon me even if all humanity are
destroyed.
Page 38 of 56
It is only for me to proclaim the message in a clear manner." The Religion knows the existence of
the
wild lions after death, while reason aids in understanding the words of the Prophet - the praise and
peace be upon him - and in realizing that which he prophecies is possible, and nature urges that
precautions are taken against injury and harm.
A thing is necessary because its neglect causes injury and harm; while reason is that which renders
a
thing necessary because it makes known the impending harm. But reason in itself does not lead to the
knowledge that when a person follows his appetite he will expose himself to harm after death.
This then is the meaning of both Religion and reason as well as their part in determining that