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i am sorry from what period are you refering i am refering to at least two thousand years or more before the advent of Isalmdrekmed said:Yep, for people to claim otherwise is to insult their own ancestor's intelligence and ability to perceive the world around them. If they weren't intelligent or perceptive enough to know what a miscarriage meant and looked like, since I'm sure it was a very common occurence, then why are the writings of someone from that period so revered?
My mistake, I was refering to the time of the writing of the Kuran, but my comment still works for the time period you were refering to. The Torah had already been written by that time, as well as many other religious textkai said:i am sorry from what period are you refering i am refering to at least two thousand years or more before the advent of Isalm
Possibly. If the Torah was wrtiten by moses, that puts it 1,300-1,600 BCE, so at most 2100 years before the Quran.drekmed said:My mistake, I was refering to the time of the writing of the Kuran, but my comment still works for the time period you were refering to. The Torah had already been written by that time, as well as many other religious text
lilithu said:Yup. It constantly amazes me when people argue "how could they have known? that proves there was...." Divine revelation, or extraterrestrials, or fill in the blank. ancient peoples did not have electron microscopes and the internet, but they were no more stupid than we are now. They observed their world and made educated guesses and figured things out, which is how we got to where we are.
gracie said:i've seen these "scientific facts" posted and re-posted so many times it's kind of boring.
i'm more inspired by seeing Muslims live out their faith in affirmation, freedom, and peace than i am by seeing these tired verses / those pictures of the "salaat tree".
Circular support. The Quran says that people said that the Quran is true. If you want to convince a Christian based on Yeshua's teachings, you will have to use a source he already accepts.Because it is the religion that was preached since Adam to Mohammed peace be upon them. Jesus never preached for the trinity for example (Islamic point of view) so he never really preached for the type of Christianity that is todays Christianity, he preached for the belief and sumbition to one God (Islams message).
You mean where the quran says the we were formed of clay (we liekly formed in seawater)? Or do you mean the part where we were formed from a blod-clot (platelets do not a baby make)?actually, it seems very interesting to me, that a book from 1400 years could have predicted those things
Ryan2065 said:So, in short... All of the math on this site is fudged to suit the creators needs and the rest of the explanations are the same as any other religious site trying to prove their religious book with science.
maro said:actually I am a medical student and not a good mathematican as you are
that's why I am sure that the embryological stages mentioned in the quran are very accurate description
but I don't claim that I am sure about the Maths in this link
so if they were not accurate as u say , May Allah forgive me for that
I hope a muslim who is good in maths, may check that and tell me
zasetsu57 said:ah yes........and the Q'uran also claims that the sun sets in a steamy mud bog...that mountains are "nailed" to the earth.......gee.............science? I do not for a second believe it to be "science"