The story of spontaneuse generation and the conformity of religion with science and wisdom

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Bahaismiran:

 The Baha’i leaders introduce the issue of conformity of religion with science and wisdom as one of the twelve principles. This principle means each issue which is being investigated and presented as one of the religious teachings must be understandable by science and wisdom. The Baha’i leaders proceed to such an extent in this issue that Abdul Baha considers each issue which is contrary to science and wisdom as imagination.

     However, this principle in quite contrary to the theory of spontaneuse generation of the Excellency Abdul Baha.

 

     Pay attention:

     The theory of spontaneuse generation means the creature have been created spontaneuse. This theory negates creative power of God and the divine religions have rejected it. It is also scientifically rejected. [Refer to the first speech in the general Microbiology, p. 448]

     However, it is interesting to know that the Excellency Abdul Baha (the second leader of Baha’ism) believes in the theory and introduces the spontaneuse creatures as one of the kind of creatures. [Makatib, Vol. 2, p. 24]

     While, the Baha’i leaders of the deviant cult of Baha’ism introduce the conformity of science and religion as one of the twelve principles to such an extent that the second leader of the cult, the Excellency Abdul Baha says;’ “If the religious issues disagree wisdom and science, it will be illusion; because the opposite of science is ignorance. If it is said that religion is against science, it will mean that religion is ignorance.” [the sermons, Vol. 2, p. 147]

     Footnotes

-       Mina Afsari Nejad, Shayesteh Sepehr, “the first speech” in the general Microbiology, Bija, Payam Noor university Press, 9th edition, 1388, p. 488.

-       Abbas Effendi, Makatib, the electronic copy, Vol. 2, p. 24.

-       Abbas Effendi, Sermons, Egypt, attempted by Farajullah Zaki Al-Kurdi, 1921, Vol. 2, p. 24.

 

 

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