Second principle: In intellectual Islam this statement “The goal of no religious precept could not be understood by human reason” is not right. Third principle: The intellectual Moslems say that without respecting the individuality and freedom of choice human dignity cannot be respected. Fourth principle: The intellectual religious are distinguished from La’ic(non-religious) intellectuals at least in three cases: First, religious people including religious intellectuals (Moslem, Christian or Jewish) are living faithfully in their private lives, believe in God and in the other world, and follow religious styles in their moralities and are people of prayer, following God and religious rites.