Superiority Complex Leads to Evil CONTENTS
English book, p. 392
By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
In those countries where they did not have such power, they engaged in an unending verbal warfare with those who did not side with their movement. Levelling false accusations, indulging in character assassination, printing false literature, issuing false propaganda and laying all kinds of blame at their door became their way of life. Towards this end they squandered all their best abilities and best resources. Such thinking is entirely unnatural. Experience shows that a person’s thinking keeps changing. Today he thinks along one line. Tomorrow he thinks along another line. With the increase in information and the acceptance of new arguments, a person’s mind keeps changing. A human being is not a rigid statue. He is a living being. Over and over he is swayed by external influences. If any person appears to be your antagonist, you should never regard him as being your opponent forever. Rather, his opposition should be attributed to inadequate knowledge or wrong information, and therefore of a temporary nature.

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