Religion as human nature:
This course explores why religion is essential for human life, both individually and collectively, and as a part of human nature. In light of modern scientific research, psychological principles, and historical facts, the course highlights the following key aspects:
- Human Nature and Religion: Using the Quran and modern scientific research (including studies from Oxford University and psychology experts), it proves that humans are born as religious beings.
- Social Survival and Moral Framework: It examines how the absence of religion leads to moral decay and social crises—such as family breakdown, loneliness, and depression—with a comparative look at Western societies.
- Psychological Peace and Individual Survival: Based on positive psychology, it explains how spiritual meaning plays a crucial role in helping individuals overcome stress, trauma, and despair.
- Rational Justification: It discusses the rational need for religion in understanding the true purpose and ultimate secret behind the creation of the universe.
