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Faith leads us to curl up in dark corners moving our hands in special motions to ward off the demons and pixies.
Reason brought us to the moon and back.
I predict that some people will respond, though, that they're "equally important." I find that to be pretty silly myself though, when you compare what faith has done for humanity and what reason has done for humanity. The benefits are hardly "equal."
Faith leads us to curl up in dark corners moving our hands in special motions to ward off the demons and pixies.
Reason brought us to the moon and back.
I predict that some people will respond, though, that they're "equally important." I find that to be pretty silly myself though, when you compare what faith has done for humanity and what reason has done for humanity. The benefits are hardly "equal."
Reason, for material or scientific development and otherwise.
That's excluding being being burnt at unimaginably high degrees in temperature after you die. If you're going to include that, then faith ftw ^^
Why would Allah burn you for being reasonable?
Lol not for being reasonable. But for discarding faith for reason. You can have both if you like. In fact, faith without reason is not encouraged in Islam.
Faith & Reason , both exist together in Islam
Can you give an example of reason used in Islam?
But if you know through reason, what room is there to believe by faith?
The fact that Islamic countries were technologically and medically on top of the world during the European middle ages isn't example enough?
Faith through reason.
Both are necessary for the health of humanity.