Ten Proofs for the Existence of God — Page 19
19 is wrong or evil. Even atheists recognise adultery and falsehood as wrongs and do not hold up arrogance and jealousy as virtues. Why is this? After all, they do not adhere to any religious law. Instead their hearts are repulsed by certain things—and the heart is thus inclined because it recognises it will face a reckoning for certain actions from a higher being, even if it is unable to articulate this sentiment. In support of this idea, at another place in the Holy Qur’an, God says: 9 وَتَقْوٰهَا فُُوْرَهَا لْهَمَهَا َ فَا And He revealed to it what is wrong for it and what is right for it. Thus an inherent sense of right and wrong is a magnificent proof for the existence of God. Without God, there is no reason to categorise certain things as virtuous and others as immoral. [In such a case] people would do whatever they wanted, [without any regard for right and wrong]. FOURTH PROOF The fourth proof we find in the Holy Qur’an for the existence of God is as follows: 9 Surah Ash-Shams , 91:9 [Publishers]