Which God do I Believe In?  Let me rephrase this question as ''Why do I believe in the God described in the Holy Quran and reject the gods described in other religions?''  The God described in the Old Testament flavors Jews over other humans; He is a tribal God. Actually, he is Jewish God. The New Testament God differentiates between Jews and Gentiles. He is a God who has sons. He is beaten, imprisoned and killed. There are other myths and faiths where gods have specific duties—for example, the God of rain, the God of war, the God of wealth, the God of this and the God of that. The God described in the Holy Quran presents a modern concept of God. He is defined as the Creator of the universe—Khaliqu Kulla Shay’in. He has no beginning and no end, no parents and no children and no gender. He allows no idols and listens to everyone directly. He is the Most Forgiving and Most Merciful. He is the God that a philosopher, a scientist or a free thinking individual would find l...

  There are over a hundred concepts of God. Which God do you pray to? The concept of God varies widely across cultures, religions, philosophies and individual beliefs. Below is a broad overview of some of the major concepts of God or the divine: Monotheistic Concepts 1. Judaism :    - God (Yahweh) is one, omnipotent, omniscient and omnipresent.    - God has a covenant with the Jewish people (the "chosen people").    - God is transcendent but also involved in human history. 2. Christianity :    - God is a Trinity: Father, Son (Jesus Christ), and Holy Spirit.    - God is loving, merciful and just.    - Jesus is both fully divine and fully human, serving as a mediator between God and humanity. 3. Islam :    - God (Allah) is one, indivisible and has no partners, parents or children.    - God is merciful and just but does not communicate directly with humans except through prophets.    - The Quran ...

  The psychology of men and women is fundamentally different (Based Upon Personal Observation) The psychology of men and women is fundamentally different, but some men develop traits similar to women due to prolonged exposure to feminine influence. In childhood, boys and girls behave similarly, but as they grow up and live separately, their behaviour diverges. Men tend to become tougher and sharper, while women grow softer and more emotional. Below are some psychological differences between true men and true women:   1. Men often suppress emotions and cry less, while women express feelings more openly and cry more easily.   2. Men tend to find solutions to their problems, whereas women immediately cry for help when they face difficulties.   3. Men generally talk to arrive at a conclusion, whereas women often talk for pleasure.   4. Men are generally more risk-taking, while women are often more cautious and risk-averse.   5. Men acce...

  Humanity Has Taken Just Four Major Steps In ancient times, people believed in myths and shaped their lives accordingly. For example, they thought there was no rain because the rain god was angry or that earthquakes occurred because the earth itself was angry. They fought wars—such as the Trojan War, the Kurukshetra War and the Kalinga War—using horses and swords. During the medieval period, people believed in an all-powerful God who controlled the universe. They attributed natural disasters such as droughts and earthquakes to divine wrath, seeing them as punishments for human sins. They fought the Crusades and other holy wars in the name of God, using horses and swords. In the early modern era, people began relying on reason and scientific understanding. They realized that the absence of rain was due to global warming and that earthquakes were caused by the movement of tectonic plates. They fought two World Wars and killed millions of people using guns, tanks, cannons, jets an...

  The evolution of global thinking is greatly based on philosophy. (Sahil) Four Major Steps Taken by Humanity so Far : Step 1. Belief in myths & many gods [ Ancient Times]  { Best poem : The Epic of Gilgamesh (circa 2100 BCE)} Step 2. Belief in one  God. [ Medieval Times] { Best poem : The Masnavi (1207–1273 CE) } Step 3. Belief in Mechanical Technology  [ 18th Century onwards] { Best poem : Dover Beach by Matthew Arnold. } Step 4. Belief in Digital Technology [Late 20th century onwards] {Best poem : All Watched Over By Machines Of Loving Grace by Richard Brautigan} Step 5. ❓(It may be   the age of Cyborgs — general people enhanced with technology.)  150 Greatest Philosophers of All Time  Best  book on philosophy here👇📖, click here to download it👇 BOOK:   Most influential Philosophers Introduction: Philosophy is the study of fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, reality, morality, reason and the meaning of life. I...