The Meaning of the Poet's Statement: "So all people have acknowledged that *** He alone is the Creator, there is no second"
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The Shaykh :"So all people have acknowledged that *** He alone is the Creator, there is no second
except the Majus, for they said *** that the Creator of evil is a second god"
the Zoroastrians
"that the Creator of evil" this is the correct reading "*** that the Creator of evil is a second god"
The Majus say that the world has two makers: light and darkness. Whatever good is in it is created from the light, and whatever evil is in it is created from the darkness, from the darkness. And with this, they do not acknowledge that these two gods are equal; rather, they say that the light is better than the darkness, better than the darkness. They also say that the light is ancient, the light is ancient, meaning it is not created, and the darkness is created. Some of them say that it is ancient. Therefore, no one among creation has ever said that the world has two equal makers. Yes.
The questioner : ...
The Shaykh : What?
except the Majus, for they said *** that the Creator of evil is a second god"
the Zoroastrians
"that the Creator of evil" this is the correct reading "*** that the Creator of evil is a second god"
The Majus say that the world has two makers: light and darkness. Whatever good is in it is created from the light, and whatever evil is in it is created from the darkness, from the darkness. And with this, they do not acknowledge that these two gods are equal; rather, they say that the light is better than the darkness, better than the darkness. They also say that the light is ancient, the light is ancient, meaning it is not created, and the darkness is created. Some of them say that it is ancient. Therefore, no one among creation has ever said that the world has two equal makers. Yes.
The questioner : ...
The Shaykh : What?