Lecture 2: Quranic Evidence Supporting the Notion that Faith is Innate

By: Gasser Hathout   Source: IslamiCity Jul 21, 2021 No Comments


Neurotheology Series by Dr Gasser Hathout. On these series he talks about the neuroscience related to Islam and Quran.

Lecture 2: Quranic Evidence Supporting the Notion that Faith is Innate

In this lecture, various verses are presented which provide evidence that the capacity for faith belief in God is an innate capacity in the human being (and Allah SWT knows best), as well as the implications of this idea in terms of our spiritual responsibility.

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