Don Penguinoini
Modi.
How could a man thousands and thousands of years ago in India know that the earth is spinning round the sun???
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Verses that show Qur'an is from God
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Popeyesays
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Muhammed? Muhammed was a caravan master before He was given a revelation. That meant He travelled extensively. He would have been able to observe the fact that things rose on the horizon slowly instead of appearing entire in the distance. He would also have bee able to observe that traveling east to west lengthened the day and traveling west to east shortened it. He could also understand that traveling north to south brouth the sun more directly over head.
It was not not Columbus who discovered the earth was round--but people thousands of years before.
Regards,
Scott
I think mohammed may have had a revelation like Newton and the apple. Ole Mohammed was probably suckin on a dried fig and suddenly realised that hey 99 percent of the volume of the fig is gone, must have mostly been water that evaporated, voila, everything came from water. (mohammed might have spoken french, it's possible.)
Don Penguinoini
Modi.
It was not muhammed... There are wuotes in the Rig Veda, which is the oldest scripture in the world, i think.
Popeyesays
Well-Known Member
It was common knowledge in many instances, but ignorance was more widespread. Greek philosophers had established the world would have to be round before Christ. The Rig Veda is fascinating. There are extremists who use the Rig Veda to prove there was a war between space aliens fought on earth. The proof is far from definitive.
Regards,
Scott
Don Penguinoini
Modi.
Could you post a link about that please Scott? This sounds like good funny material.
Popeyesays
Well-Known Member
Here's one, of course Chariots of the God, the monstronsity by von Danekken (sp?) is around too.
Aliens in Rigveda « Art of Celebrating Life! - by Gurudev © 2005-2008
Regards,
Scott
Don Penguinoini
Modi.
As funny as that looks, maybe the quotes do have real meaning behind them, among what it actually says.
Popeyesays
Well-Known Member
Of course, but a conclusion is not possible. The words are still awfully appropriate to sunrise.
Regards,
Scott
gnostic
The Lost One
Hardly an original idea, protector.Protector said:
According to the Egyptian religion and myth, the sun god Ra came into being from primeval water, Nu. His tears was what created men and women. He created the twin deities, Shu and Tefnut, from semen in one version or from his spit in another version.
In Sumerian myth everything originated from Nammu, the personification of primeval water. In Babylonian myth, all sources originated from Tiamat (primeval salt or sea water) and Apsu (primeval fresh water).
These pagan religions were written long before the Genesis was ever composed, and with the Sumerian and Egyptian religions over 2000 years before Muhammad ever come up with the idea of all living things coming from water.