In this book, Deism, the effects of Deism, and the relationship between Deism and Islam are discussed from an Islamic perspective in light of historical and modern data. Deism is criticized with respect to its explanations about the existence of God, the necessity of prophecy, life after death, and similar issues.
Table of Contents:
1/ Definition and Types of Deism
2/ The emergence of Deism in the West and the Islamic World
3/ The Perception of God in Deism and the Rejections Given to This Perception of God in Islam
4/ The Perception of Prophethood in Deism and the Rejections Given to This Perception of Prophethood in Islam
5/ The Perception of the Afterlife in Deism and the Rejections Given to This Perception of the Hereafter in Islam
Introductory Chapter/ Definition and Types of Deism
1. The emergence of Deism in the West and the Islamic World
2. The Perception of God in Deism and the Rejections Given to This Perception of God in Islam
3. The Perception of Prophethood in Deism and the Rejections Given to This Perception of Prophethood in Islam
4. The Perception of the Afterlife in Deism and the Rejections Given to This Perception of the Hereafter in Islam
