The Origin of Love

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LOVE OF ALLAH HARUN YAHYA Published by: GLOBAL PUBLISHING Talatpasa Mah. Emir Gazi Cad. Ibrahim Elmas Ismerkezi A Blok Kat.4 Okmeydani-Istanbul/Turkey Phone: +90 212 2220088 By Harun Yahya Translated by Murat Gurdag Edited by Jay Willoughby All translations from the Qur'an are from The Noble Qur'an: a New Rendering of its Meaning in English by Hajj Abdalhaqq and Aisha Bewley, published by Bookwork, Norwich, UK. 1420 CE/1999 AH. Abbreviations used: (saas-sall-Allahu 'alyahi

There are a lot of differences in the world; they can be physical, social, cultural or religious. These differences can arouse different feelings. Friendship and love are a reciprocal feeling between two persons who are alike or not. Certain differences move closer between them to people whereas of the other one take away them. So we can wonder if the differences are inevitably obstacles to love or friendship. We will show why the differences can be a “barrier” and afterwards, on the contrary we will

you agree with this statement? In F.Fitzgerald’s novel, The Great Gatsby, the main ideas revolve around the perishing of the American dream and the loss of social values. Having money and power and acquiring a high social status are the goals of the time. Gatsby’s dream is to obtain the love of the woman to whom he has been faithful for so many years, Daisy Buchanan. It is for her sake that Gatsby has made it into an upper class society of superficial relationships based on money and status. It is

FALLING IN LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT Often it happens that Love fastens itself to the heart as the result of a single glance. This variety of Love is divided into two classes. The first class is the contrary of what we have just been describing, in that a man will fall head over heels in love with a mere form, without knowing who that person may be, what her name- is, or where she lives. This has happened to more than one man. Our friend Abu Bakr Muhammad Ibn Ahmad Ibn Ishaq informed me, quoting

goind to study an extract from the Fifth Child, a novel by Dorris Lessing. This passage is set at the beginning of the novel. After an office end of year party, Harriet and David, two lovers, decided to get married and buy a house in which they will have many children. In this passage they’re visiting a huge victorian house in the countryside. However, in this passage, there is clearly a change of mood. In the first part of the text happiness prevails whereas in the second part we can feel tension

We live in the century of suicide. Many reasons push people, especially the teenagers, to put an end to their life. Why do they do that ? First, it’s sure that they feel very bad inside. The reasons can’t be counted. Mostly, they are depressed. Adults can be depressed because of problems of money : they are indebt, they aren’t satisfied of their economic situation. When someone wants something material, it becomes an obsession, and this feeling can be unbearable. It’s the problem of some teenagers

in 1971. This movie directed by Hal Ashby tells the story of an unu- sual couple in the 60s, living near the coast in the United States. Harold, a 20 years-old young man (played by Ruth Gor- don) lives comfortably with his mother. Obsessed with death, he constantly interprets the staging of his own death (we note the excel- lent performance of the actor, very theatrical). Harold has no social life. He does not know the real life. He likes to go to the waste collec- tion center, and to burial ceremo-

extract from the books « The origins of National Gun Culture”, published in 2002, written by Michael Bellesilles and entitled “A gun culture”. It is composed of a text and 2 magazines cover which picture a massacre. Through this extract, the author enlarge on the gun culture and it’s problem in the US. In a first part, I’m going to describe the tragedy and then in a second part, I’m going to explain the problems of violence in the US. I – The tragedy The 2 boys picture on the 2 magazine covers

AND THE EUCHARIST A paper written from a Roman Catholic perspective Interchurch marriage: a circumstance of need for eucharistic sharing The Directory for the Application of Principles and Norms on Ecumenism (Rome 1993) has identified mixed marriages between baptised Christians as a circumstance of need for eucharistic sharing (DAPNE159,160). It is the only addition to the single example of a circumstance of need given in the Code of 1983: danger of death (can. 844, 4) - an indication of the importance