One where they aren't subject to suffering, help others, and avoid causing harm.
What do you think a "good life" is? Don't tell me, it requires following religions dogma first and foremost?
Most people need money to live..
Yes. And?
Isn't it strange that many Muslim countries are poor [ so-called third world countries ], not including the non-war-torn oil-rich countries of course?
Not really strange. There are fairly clear reasons for the current state of mist countries.
However, it is strange in the context of the Quran saying that Allah will provide for believers. It is clear that he very often doesn't. Which leads us back to the issue of them not being "true Muslims". It seems that many of the issues faced by religionists are blamed on not following the religion properly rather than obvious socio-economic-political reasons.
You can always find an exception to the rule..
i.e. a rich person who follows their religion to the letter.
Yes. So, you didn't answer my question.
Can a Muslim who has a good life, is safe, healthy and comfortable, also be a "sincere believer"?
However, there are not many of those
According to whom?
" For the rich person to enter heaven is like the camel passing through the eye of a needle" - Jesus Christ.
Always wondered about that one. Once you are dead and have left this world, you are no longer rich because, as they say "you can't take it with you". Therefore Jesus' claim makes no sense. Every soul is penniless. They money now belongs to their heirs.
As many Christians put it .. you can't serve two masters.
i.e. money and God.
So you
are saying that anyone with a successful, well payed career is necessarily not a "true believer".
Also, don't see why not. I have a job while being being in postgrad education. I don't see why earning a decent living and worshiping god are incompatible.