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What's the question here?
I didn't not asked question, just a comment.
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What's the question here?
No. The Quran stating the absurdly obvious that everyone knows, such as "the sun comes up in the morning", does not translate into reasons to "trust" the Quran to give us life answers. Here's one for you. "If you step in front of a speeding train and it hits you at 70 mph hour, you will die". Since that is true, then you should believe that God does not send prophets into the world, since I don't believe that, and I speak the truth about speeding trains will kill you if you are hit by them.
God said in Quran all you would taste the death, no one will live forever., the non-Muslim should trust the Quran on this.
Why would that question need an explanation in the first place? Acknowledgement, perhaps, or even verification. But hardly an explanation.My main interesting question again :
How you explain that scientists (NO ONE) could not revive the death person ?
You would be surprised by how easily those things are made.that's know that some persons had the ability to know(they don't know you in person) you secrets or your name mother or father ...etc , or may predict something would happened to you in future.(it would be happened).
Quran said everyone is will died, so whatever you had money or got science developed to stay alive , in the end you will died. "that's challenge"No. The Quran stating the absurdly obvious that everyone knows, such as "the sun comes up in the morning", does not translate into reasons to "trust" the Quran to give us life answers. Here's one for you. "If you step in front of a speeding train and it hits you at 70 mph hour, you will die". Since that is true, then you should believe that God does not send prophets into the world, since I don't believe that, and I speak the truth about speeding trains will kill you if you are hit by them.
Sorry, I don't want to indulge in your game right now.Where did i say so? in which post, i was only asking questions and never decided anything yet.
Sorry, I don't want to indulge in your game right now.
in this issue Quran said you born and you will died, agree ?Non-Muslims, by definition, have no particular duty nor likelihood to trust the Qur'an.
That said, it turns out that I agree with it in this particular stance.
Why it's not need an explanation lolWhy would that question need an explanation in the first place? Acknowledgement, perhaps, or even verification. But hardly an explanation.
Suprised me , How ?You would be surprised by how easily those things are made.
Maybe because human science is not perfect enough to discover hide creatures (Jinny and Angels)?
Do you think all paranormal activities are just fake and lies ?
What is strange about bacteria? They are life-forms just like us.Nothing strange about humans but about the bacteria.
Oh, that is a revelation. I did not know that till now. :face palm: :bang head:God said in Quran all you would taste the death, no one will live forever., the non-Muslim should trust the Quran on this.
I certainly hope not!Do you think it's impossible that humans one day will discover something and then live forever?
Even if I did, or did not, "certainly" is more a matter of trusting degrees of likelihood or unlikelihood based on what evidences we are looking at. We generally don't deal with absolutes in our predictions. For instance, the likelihood that ancient religious texts contain hidden scientific truths that we have yet to discovered is continuing to appear less and less likely as it shown again and again to be in error about other matters of science, and the only way it can be read as supporting currently available data is to mangle the texts to such a degree you have squint and defocus your eyes just right to see it. So the hope that science will one day confirm the Quran as containing magical scientific knowledge seems reasonably unlikely to ever occur. Therefore, we can have a relative high degree of certainty it will never happen.If yes, then how sure you're?
I certainly hope not!
Even if I did, or did not, "certainly" is more a matter of trusting degrees of likelihood or unlikelihood based on what evidences we are looking at. We generally don't deal with absolutes in our predictions. For instance, the likelihood that ancient religious texts contain hidden scientific truths that we have yet to discovered is continuing to appear less and less likely as it shown again and again to be in error about other matters of science, and the only way it can be read as supporting currently available data is to mangle the texts to such a degree you have squint and defocus your eyes just right to see it. So the hope that science will one day confirm the Quran as containing magical scientific knowledge seems reasonably unlikely to ever occur. Therefore, we can have a relative high degree of certainty it will never happen.
Of course our knowledge of science isn't complete, and of course there are things yet to be discovered, but until we have solid evidence you only have presumption and speculation.
I would not call it a discussion.You already indulged, but it isn't a game, but a honest discussion.
What is strange about bacteria? They are life-forms just like us.Oh, that is a revelation. I did not know that till now. :face palm: :bang head:
I would not call it a discussion.
Did I say that in my post? No, I did not. I simply said I hoped not. I gave no opinion on the possibility of it. Even if we could, who would want to? And moreover, it would probably the worst of humanity who could afford the procedure, the greedy self-interested money-grabbers. At this point, it sounds far more like science fiction than possibility, like believing one day we'll discover Jinn on a planet somewhere in our solar system. Actually, no. The possibility of science being able to slow or even stop death is actually higher degree of possibility than that.So science can one day find the remedy for human to live forever
This makes no sense. I will say this, your reading that the Quran says all men die being taken as a "prediction" science will never find a cure for death is truly a bad and awful reading of the text. It was simply stating what appeared obvious to all people, like saying the sun "rises". Even that "obvious" statement is not technically true! The sun does not "rise". The sun doesn't move at all as it appears at different positions in our sky. We are moving, not the sun. We are turning "down" which make it appear to "rise". It's all realitive perspective and the inherited language we use, which those in the past came up with based on their limited understanding of these things. (Why am I even bothering to teach this? Apparently I think it's necessary? ), but you said that the quran says something that naturally will
never happen because it's naturally impossible for a human to find a remedy to survive forever.
Nope.Are you contradicting yourself?
That's already been explained in this discussion here why. And so what is your conclusion here even if you ignore the scientific reasons why? What is your point in all of this. Can you please just state it and get it over with?Bacteria can survive high temperatures, humans will turn into ashes, if not strange then can
you explain how this to be simple?
Did I say that in my post? No, I did not. I simply said I hoped not. I gave no opinion on the possibility of it. Even if we could, who would want to? And moreover, it would probably the worst of humanity who could afford the procedure, the greedy self-interested money-grabbers. At this point, it sounds far more like science fiction than possibility, like believing one day we'll discover Jinn on a planet somewhere in our solar system. Actually, no. The possibility of science being able to slow or even stop death is actually higher degree of possibility than that.
This makes no sense. I will say this, your reading that the Quran says all men die being taken as a "prediction" science will never find a cure for death is truly a bad and awful reading of the text. It was simply stating what appeared obvious to all people, like saying the sun "rises". Even that "obvious" statement is not technically true! The sun does not "rise". The sun doesn't move at all in relation to its position in our sky.
Nope.
No. The Quran stating the absurdly obvious that everyone knows, such as "the sun comes up in the morning", does not translate into reasons to "trust" the Quran to give us life answers. Here's one for you. "If you step in front of a speeding train and it hits you at 70 mph hour, you will die". Since that is true, then you should believe that God does not send prophets into the world, since I don't believe that, and I speak the truth about speeding trains will kill you if you are hit by them.
Bacteria is feeding on the remains of the food causing the dental plaque to form.No i can't see the bacteria in my teeth, the dental plaque is the remains of food and some chemical reactions
which cause it to be formed, the dental plaque isn't the bacteria.
Dental plaque
is a biofilm or mass of bacteria that grows on surfaces within the mouth. It is a sticky colorless deposit at first, but when it forms tartar it is brown or pale yellow that is commonly found between the teeth, front of teeth, behind teeth, on chewing surface, along the gumline, or below the gumline cervical margins.
We can see them.Did i say that the living bacteria doesn't exist, i know that they do exit and can't be seen by us.