Who was the God who wrote these Signs
Al-Risala (English), June 1985, p. 4
By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
Maulana Wahiduddin Khan is named as the default author of the periodical; a piece that carries another writer’s byline is credited to that writer.
Who was the God who wrote these Signs
1985 6 June 4 Who was the God who wrote these Signs? (137) When Maxwell (1831-1879), the celebrated Scottish physicist, so marvelously expressed the laws of electromagnetic interactions in the form of equations, the great German physicist, Boltzmann, looked at them and exclaimed, “Who was the God who wrote these signs?”
One who studies the universe is struck by the fact that the end-result of all studies of the universe is something highly mysterious and meaningful. In the last analysis, the universe is an extremely organized event: far from being a haphazard mass. This fact forces one to believe in the fact that there is some vastly superior mind behind the scenes.
Einstein, in his nature, was a pure scientist, but he too admitted that he was more of a philosopher than a physicist, “For I believe there is a reality outside of us.”
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