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The article explores the debate surrounding the relationship between religion and life, emphasizing that God created this worldly life with its beauty and pleasures so that humans can enjoy it in moderation and balance. It clarifies that religious laws set the boundaries of moderation and encourage wisdom and strong willpower, affirming that freedom of choice is an individual responsibility rooted in the conviction that God knows every choice and will hold humans accountable for it—this is not about intimidation or a difficult test. It also points out that God has not mandated absolute asceticism in this life; rather, He has made pleasures and enjoyment accessible to all, with rewards in the afterlife reserved for believers and disbelievers alike, in order to achieve justice and honesty in the promise of bliss and immunity from punishment. The article underscores that life is sacred because it relates to worshiping God, and that religion aims to regulate people's lives and their happiness, while ensuring the Creator’s divine right to give or take away life—except in cases of retribution and measures to prevent corruption.
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