Character: Ibn Rushd

Scientists, thanks to the activity of their minds, comprehend the highest truth of existence. So, they came to the conclusion: it is not true that the world was created by God out of nothing, the world exists forever, and it is the result of the interaction of the First Form and the First Matter. But, knowing this truth, philosophers understand that for all other people the doctrine of God is the best substitute for philosophical truth. From here follows the doctrine of two truths: one genuine - philosophical, and the other - religious, which is a substitute for philosophical for all other people. It is better for non-philosophers not to say anything about philosophical truths.