English book · Living in God's Glory

Living in God's Glory

English book, p. 33

By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

SUPERSTITION: A WEAKNESS the ideal, but that is because his sensitivity is so underdeveloped that he cannot discern the difference between the ideal and the non-ideal, and this leaves him happily pre-occupied with the latter. however, those with sharper intelligence immediately sense the difference; they are unwilling to accept anything that falls short of the highest standards. Man’s ideal can only be one, and that is his Creator and sustainer. if only the people of higher intelligence who are seeking the ideal could realize that only God’s existence is ideal and that only by becoming engrossed in God’s mission can we find that moral zenith which will satisfy the whole of our being and which will conform in every detail to our intellectual perception of the ideal! Man’s ideal is his God, but he ceaselessly attempts to discover this ideal in a non-God. SUPERSTITION: A WEAKNESS Man, by his very nature, must have a deity to worship. Since man cannot see God, he substitutes some visible thing for the invisible God. according to an official of the republican Party of the u.s.a., former american President ronald reagan used to keep a golden ferrule in his pocket. This ferrule was presented to him by one of his friends five years before

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