ARGUMENT FOR THE LIFE HEREAFTER
English book, PDF p. 178
By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
Argument for the Life Hereafter ~ 178 ~ PROBABILITY The question that first arises concerns the possible advent of an after-life in the present system of the universe. Do any events or indications substantiate our view? The first thing that this concept of the other world presupposes is that man and the universe, in their present form, are not eternal. From the entire array of human knowledge up to the present, this fact stands out as indisputable. We all know, beyond any shadow of a doubt, that for both man and the universe, death is an inescapable fate. The greatest desire of those who do not believe in the other world is to convert this world into a heaven of eternal bliss. Research into the cause, or causes, of death have even been carried out so that it could be forestalled and prevented, thus rendering human beings immortal. But the failure of such research has been abysmal, and, with each unsuccessful attempt, it has been borne in more and more upon researchers just how ineluctable death is.

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