In no other way could He have known all those things.

In no other way could He have known all those things. In truth he must have been some Prophet or Apostle taught by the most august omnipotent glorious Allah of the Universe. What you say is quite right, he said, Before your eloquence all reasoning of the senses and so called experience pale into insignificance.

Since you have admitted so much, said I, Let us go a step further, and with our senses reason whether it was advisable for Him who planted the world's garden, and created the animal world for the benefit of the human race, to scatter all these things in the land belonging to some other person than himself If He did so, He could not have carried any experiment of any sort upon His belongings except by the…