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The Challenge in the Qur'an

Just_me_Mike

Well-Known Member
The Quran wasn't written by Satan. It was written by people who lived after Muhammad. Today it is printed by printing companies.
Your missing the point. If this book is perfect and flawless, it can be asumed it is supernatural in nature. That is just the argument Muslims make. If supernatural how can one tell if it is God or Satan.

The only answer I get is, the Quran would sound evil. Which is a horrible argument, but, it is an argument.

No one has discussed with me any further than that.
 

England my lionheart

Rockerjahili Rebel
Premium Member
Your missing the point. If this book is perfect and flawless, it can be asumed it is supernatural in nature. That is just the argument Muslims make. If supernatural how can one tell if it is God or Satan.

The only answer I get is, the Quran would sound evil. Which is a horrible argument, but, it is an argument.

No one has discussed with me any further than that.

I understand what you are saying but i am not a Muslim,if i were i would find it difficult to think outside of the Quran;it is frustrating but you will get used to it.
 

Sola'lor

LDSUJC
Your missing the point. If this book is perfect and flawless, it can be asumed it is supernatural in nature. That is just the argument Muslims make. If supernatural how can one tell if it is God or Satan.

The only answer I get is, the Quran would sound evil. Which is a horrible argument, but, it is an argument.

No one has discussed with me any further than that.

Yeah I know. I was just being silly.
 

kai

ragamuffin
Response: To the contrary, to the unbeliever it is a challenge. Those who still choose to insist as an unbeliever is simply in denial. That I do get.

To the unbeliever its a challenged answered by innumerable documents i have listed many of them. the answer is to look at the challenge from the eyes of an unbeliever and "voila" its simple. look at it from the eyes of a Muslim and its impossible.

Yes i have succeeded in overcoming the challenge, everything from the Hymn to the Aton to the book of Mormon is its equal.

you cannot! as you are forbidden to look any further, so even if a magnificent piece of divinely inspired Scripture fell from heaven and landed at your feet you wouldn't even know it.

unless of course you can suspend belief for a moment?
 
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kai

ragamuffin
Your missing the point. If this book is perfect and flawless, it can be asumed it is supernatural in nature. That is just the argument Muslims make. If supernatural how can one tell if it is God or Satan.

The only answer I get is, the Quran would sound evil. Which is a horrible argument, but, it is an argument.

No one has discussed with me any further than that.

the thing is the idea that the Quran is perfect and flawless is a matter of opinion is it not, I mean what is perfect? The yardstick with which Muslim measure this "perfect" is the Quran it Starts with the Quran, and ends with the Quran,if something differs from the Quran then this document is wrong because the Quran is "perfect" its a matter of faith
 

Gharib

I want Khilafah back
Your missing the point. If this book is perfect and flawless, it can be asumed it is supernatural in nature. That is just the argument Muslims make. If supernatural how can one tell if it is God or Satan.

The only answer I get is, the Quran would sound evil. Which is a horrible argument, but, it is an argument.

No one has discussed with me any further than that.

because the satan is cursed in the quran while Allah (swt) is praised. and if it was from the satan surely he would want credit for it would he not?
 
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kai

ragamuffin
because the satan is cursed in the quran while Allah (swt) is praised. and if it was from the satan surely he would want credit for it would he not?


maybe thats what he wants you to think , maybe he knows that you know that he knows you know that.
 

Fatihah

Well-Known Member
Your missing the point. If this book is perfect and flawless, it can be asumed it is supernatural in nature. That is just the argument Muslims make. If supernatural how can one tell if it is God or Satan.

The only answer I get is, the Quran would sound evil. Which is a horrible argument, but, it is an argument.

No one has discussed with me any further than that.

Response: And the argument you've received has never been refuted by with any logical rebuttle nor can you point out any flaw, thereby confirming that the assumption that Satan wrote the qur'an is illogical.
 

Fatihah

Well-Known Member
To the unbeliever its a challenged answered by innumerable documents i have listed many of them. the answer is to look at the challenge from the eyes of an unbeliever and "voila" its simple. look at it from the eyes of a Muslim and its impossible.

Yes i have succeeded in overcoming the challenge, everything from the Hymn to the Aton to the book of Mormon is its equal.

you cannot! as you are forbidden to look any further, so even if a magnificent piece of divinely inspired Scripture fell from heaven and landed at your feet you wouldn't even know it.

unless of course you can suspend belief for a moment?

Response: There's the statement. Where's the proof?
 

Fatihah

Well-Known Member
The proof is in the eye of the beholder but only if there is any to see which is the case here so it just comes down to faith,there is nothing wrong with faith and it is sufficient for most people.

Response: The truth is the truth despite what the eye says. There's nothing wrong with faith. But there is something wrong with denying clear proofs when it's presented to you which is the case here.
 

kai

ragamuffin
Response: The truth is the truth despite what the eye says. There's nothing wrong with faith. But there is something wrong with denying clear proofs when it's presented to you which is the case here.
right back at you:)
 
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