Response: So if we recap as to what just recently transpired:
When trying to demonstrate any evidence you've provided, you responded in post 1354 with, "Go through my posts, all 120, you'll find something."
Then when asked to provide any proof from anyone that says that man is made "of" clay, you respond with, "You've been pushing that crap for 30 pages genius."
Yes, one can cleary see from your responses above... you have no proof. Thank you for your cooperation.
OK, read this very carefully. I'm going to go through the physical properties of clay:
Natural state:
- clay is soft and mallaeble when wet
- when clay is wet it exhibits high plasticity
- clay is often hard and brittle when dry
- clay when dry is a thermal and electrical insulator
- clay is formed through the grinding and eventual breakdown of rocks
- clay is also formed by the chemical weathering, often using carbonic acids
Now tell me Fatihah, how the hell is our skin anything like this? For one, humans are not resistant to heat and fire, we don't expand significantly when wet, we do not retain a similiar chemical composition when we're put in a fire, and we're not made of ground down rocks.
Care to disagree?
Yes, if we are made of clay we would share those properties, or at least a mixture of them. Its impossible not to. Do you know what a composite material is Eselam? It is a material made stronger by utilizing the properties of another material. Steel is a composite where carbon is added to strengthen the Iron. Sure it is no longer called iron and is not a naturally occuring substance, but it still retains the properties of Iron. Its simple Eselam, we either exhibit some properties of clay or we're not clay!!!!! **** Don't make excuses for your book. If Allah says we're made of clay then why would our bodies not express the physical properties of clay? Even as a composite we would still act somewhat like clay.
I don't have to try to destroy this childish discussion. I didn't think you guys would be silly enough to try and have this discussion. A 5 year old could tell you we're not made of clay. The notion is pathetically rediculous.
We're 90% water sure (i don't actually know but ill take your word for it), but water boils and evaporates at 100 degrees celsius. Common fires burn at about 300 degrees C, so in very simple terms we evaporate. Also, our skin has a very low moisture content, so we burn.
If we were made of clay we wouldn't burn. Clay is basically small rock particles (for people who don't speak geology) and rocks do not burn, they retain their chemical structurein common fires. Now, if we were made of clay, we would not burn!!!
There we go. Please find some errors.