Originally Posted by
robinvanpersie
If there is evidence then that is proof. Learning how things work does not mean that God doesn't create it. Islam says God created everything and has told Muslims to go learn about how things work. Islam teaches heavily the importance of seeking knowledge:
"Are those who have knowledge and those who have no knowledge alike? Only the men of understanding are mindful. " (Quran, 39:9)
"Verily, the reward is equal to intellect."
"The most perfect of men in intellect is the best of them in ethics."
"Intellect is the pillar of man."
"Intellect is the guide of the believer."
"The perfection of intellect is in three (things): humbleness for Allah, good certainty, and silence except for good."
"Ignorance is in three (things): Haughtiness, the intense of dispute, and the ignorance in Allah."
"To consider knowledge very much opens intellect."
"Knowledge is a shield, truthfulness is might, ignorance is abasement, understanding is glory, generosity is success, good behavior causes friendship, he who has knowledge about his time, ambiguous things do not attack him, and determination is mistrust."
"Whoever attacks a matter without knowledge cuts off his own nose."
"Verily, knowledge is a lock and its key is the question."
Imam Jaffar Al Sadiq
Big Bang Theory - Proposed by Georges Lemaître, a Roman Catholic priest who was an astronomer.
Theory of Evolution - Proposed by Charles Darwin, who was a Christian at the time.
Invention of the first vaccine - Edward Jenner, a Christian.
Invention of the first antibiotic - Alexander Fleming, a Christian.
Discovery of Gravity - Isaac Newton, considered to be the greatest mathematician of all time and also was a Christian.
The idea that religious people are anti-science and they can't learn how things work because they believe God creates everything, is just atheistic propaganda spread by people such as Richard Dawkins. I repeat, learning how things work does not disprove that God created it.