The Deepest Sin Is Belief Unearned Poem by Mohammad Younus

The deepest sin is belief unearned,
A faith untethered, a truth unconfirmed.
Yet many cling to shadows of thought,
Not reason's light, but illusions taught.

Not merely an error of intellect,
But a moral breach we must reject.
For the mind, born to question and seek,
Should not bow to ignorance, passive and meek.

To believe without the anchor of proof
Is to erode the pillars of truth—
Forsaking the gift of exploration,
The art of inquiry, observation.

Such blindness leads to a web of deceit,
A fragile ground beneath our feet.
True wisdom rises not from submission,
But from reason's light and clear precision.

Let us find spirit in what we discern,
In evidence gained, in truths we earn.
For divinity speaks where questions flow,
Through scrutiny's lens, its presence we know.

MyKoul