"Ghazzali," says Tholuck, "if ever any man have deserved the name,
was truly a divine, and he may justly he placed on a level with
Origen, so remarkable was he for learning and ingenuity, and gifted
with such a rare faculty for the skillful and worthy exposition of
doctrine. All that is good, noble and sublime, which his great soul
had compassed, he bestowed upon Mohammedanism; and he adorned the
doctrines of the Koran with so much piety and learning, that, in
the form given them by him, they seem in my opinion worthy the
assent of Christians. Whatsoever was most excellent in the
philosophy of Aristotle or in the Soofi mysticism, he discreetly
adapted to the Mohammedan theology. From every school, he sought
the means of shedding light and honor upon religion; while his
sincere piety and lofty conscientiousness imparted to all his
writings a sacred majesty. He was the first of Mohammedan divines."
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