Tom Facchine – Stop Debating The Obvious

Allah subhanaw taala, he says in the Quran and holy quo, minai,

shayin, mholikun. Or were they created by nothing? Or were they

the creators of themselves? Allah subhana wa Taala draws our

attention. Do a contradiction here. It can't be both ways.

Either you have to come about from something, or you have to have

just come about from nothing, and we know that that's not possible.

So if you come from something who created you, what's responsible

for the fact that you exist, it contradicts everything that we

know about reality and human life to imagine that we did not come

from a creator. If you walk on the streets and you see a car parked

on the side of the road, and maybe that car is illegally parked, and

maybe it's about to get a ticket, and maybe that's your car, the

police officer, they're about to write a parking ticket, and they

say, who's the owner of this car? And you say, there is no owner to

this car, the car just came about just like that, right there on the

spot, right there on the street, he would probably haul you and put

you into a mental institution. Because the existence of a car

indicates that somebody put it there the just like the existence

of a watch or the existence of a building indicates that there was

somebody who made it. Brothers and sisters, look inside of your own

selves like Allah subhana wa Taala tells us that there are signs in

the creation around us and within our own selves. If you look down

at the biological level, if you look at the sociological level,

there are signs and signs and signs. How did it possibly get

here? How can we believe that the machines that we use every single

day, we take it for granted that Steve Jobs made the iPhone, or

that Bill Gates made the Microsoft, and then somehow, when

it comes to human beings, or it comes to the heavens and the

earth, it comes to the cells, it comes to the trees. It's a debate.

All of a sudden, now we have to go into these long, involved

arguments and proofs. No, no. People are running away from

responsibility. You.