English book · God and the Universe

God’s Existence

English book, p. 68

By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

of temperature, etc. Because of this natural system on Earth, it is a livable place for a creature like man. So far, no other habitable place of this sort has been found in the entire universe. Here, on Earth, all that is needed to support life has been made available without effort from human beings. Without this life-support system, the existence of man, or any other species, would have been entirely impossible. This unique life-support system is such solid evidence of the presence of God that no truly sensible person can sincerely deny it. These are only a few innumerable examples that point to the existence of a Creator and Sustainer of the universe— or, in other words, God. Scientific Evidence of the One God Albert Einstein (d. 1955) is considered the most extraordinary scientific mind of the 20th century. Einstein studied the universe in great detail and found a profound sense of spirituality in every part of it. Upon realizing this, he said, “The most incomprehensible fact about nature is that it is comprehensible.” In this statement, Einstein indirectly acknowledges the existence of God. If we were to rephrase his statement, it would be as follows: “Without God, the natural world remains completely incomprehensible, but with God, the natural world becomes fully understandable.” This universe is undoubtedly a significant realm. Scientists are people who study aspects of the universe in great

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