Meaningful Exception
English book, p. 188
By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
The size of the Earth, which is just how it should be for human life to flourish at its best, is an exception. The Earth’s life-support system is an exception. Life on Earth is an exception. Man being on Earth is an exception. And so on. These different sorts of exceptions in our world are not random exceptions without significance. Instead, they are significant exceptions. In the vast universe, these meaningful exceptions are definite proof of the fact that this universe has a Creator who made this universe in line with a deliberate plan. Where He wanted, He arranged for uniformity among things, and where He chose to, He caused exceptions to be present. For example, in the structure of the bodies of human beings, there is uniformity, but along with this, each person’s genetic code is unique. Everyone’s fingers look structurally similar, but each person’s thumb impression is different. These exceptions amidst uniformity are certainly evidence of intervention and intelligent design by the Creator. They certainly cannot be the result of blind chance or coincidence, as atheists might insist.

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