خلاصة مفاهيم أهل السنة | المفهوم (533) | أسباب انتشار نظرية داروين

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0:00 Summary of Sunni concepts
0:08 Reasons for the spread of Darwin's theory
0:13 Although it is supposed to be opposed to Darwin's theory
0:18 It is sufficient to eliminate and abolish it from its foundations
0:23 However, it became popular and spread throughout the world
0:27 Rather, it was imposed on the entire school curriculum
0:31 The reason for this is two things
0:34 Firstly, it is a hypothesis that emerged during the period of conflict between science and the Christian religion in Europe
0:42 Represented by the Church and its tyranny at that time
0:46 He defeated her to get rid of this tyranny
0:50 Especially since Christianity's distorted view of man and his creation
0:55 She claims that he is a prisoner of the sin of his father, Adam
0:59 And there is no salvation for him except faith in the Son of God
1:04 Who sacrificed himself to save humanity, as they claimed
1:09 Secondly, the Zionists received it, supported it, and spread it forcefully to corrupt humanity
1:16 And it results in a lot of misguidance
1:20 Such as atheism and the collapse of religion
1:23 Denying the purpose and purpose of creation
1:26 Human animalism and his indulgence in sex
1:30 The dominance of dialectical materialism
1:33 And so on
1:35 The Second Protocol of the Protocols of the Elders of Zion says:
1:40 Do not think that our statements are empty words
1:45 Notice here the success of Darwin, Marx, and Nietzsche
1:50 We have arranged it before
1:52 And the immoral impact of the trends of these sciences on international thought
1:57 It will be clear to us to confirm
2:02 We thank God that this is a misguided hypothesis
2:06 Her star has fallen in the current era
2:09 Most scholars rejected it and it became a thing of the past
2:14 Especially after the discovery of chromosomes in the cell
2:20 And proving what is known as the genetic code
2:23 Which was not known at Darwin's time