STATEMENT OF REALITY

One approach is to support your point with arguments; another way is to simply state it without any arguments. There is an American saying:

A clear statement is an argument in itself.

That is, a clear statement is the strongest argument. Those who study the Hadiths of the Prophet Muhammad (e) know that many Hadiths use this second approach. Despite this, they are so impactful that they have caused a revolution in the lives of millions of people.

The reason is that a clear statement becomes a proof in itself for the listener. This happens because human nature adds its own support to such a statement and completes it. Whatever is lacking in the argument is supplied by human nature itself.

All truths are inherently part of human nature. They are instinctively stored in a person’s subconscious. When someone accepts a truth, it is because it matches their innate understanding. When a statement connects with the listener’s own nature, there is no need to present arguments or evidence to prove it.

An example of this is when someone is thirsty. If you offer them a glass of water, there’s no need to give a speech about the importance of water or provide scientific arguments to show that water is necessary and beneficial for humans. The person’s natural sense of thirst helps them understand the value of water without any explanation.

Similarly, simply stating the religion of nature can also be highly effective. The key is that it must genuinely reflect reality. It should contain no unnatural elements. It must be so closely aligned with actual reality that it becomes a pure expression of innate knowledge. Because of its accuracy, it should fully resonate with human nature.