Water, soil, and sunlight surround a peach tree, yet none of these elements possesses the intelligence to shape delicious fruit or fragrant blossom.
Exploring the Core Inquiry
- A condition provides the gateway through which an event occurs, but does not possess the capacity to invent the form.
- A pen writes words on paper, but only a confused mind attributes the poetry to the ink and metal nib.
- Physical causes are curtains and instruments designed to preserve order and measure, pointing beyond themselves to the true Artisan.
“Imagine a marvelous pharmacy with hundreds of jars containing remedies measured in microscopic proportions. Could an accidental collision blend them into a perfect cure?” — Bediuzzaman Said Nursi, Risale-i Nur
The Guiding Perspective
Look at a pen. Consider how absurd it would be to claim that the pen composed your thoughts.