and that the created beings in their entirety were issued by His origination and His power.

Indeed, these speak of the existence of the Deity in a different manner other than this. The Deity to them is the superior human (the Übermensch), the perfect human; meaning the person in whom the attributes of perfection and power are abundant, and who surpasses all people with his idealism. And whoever wants to understand the reality of that in detail, let him read the book "Thus Spoke Zarathustra" by the aforementioned German philosopher Nietzsche.

Even to the point that one of the contemporary Arab poets, and he is Elia Abu Madi, struck this chord and spoke of this principle alongside his speaking of the principle of "Darwin," who posited the theory of evolution and development, and that the human descended from the family of apes according to the law of gradualism in the ladder of ascent. And he hypothesized the existence of a third link between the two links of the ape and the human, which he called the "missing link."

And what came in one of the poems of Abu Madi under the title "Immortality" (Al-Khulud), the opening of which is: