1robin
Christian/Baptist
That is a good question. Judaism is true in large part and in not a very large threat (for lack of a better word), Hinduism is cultural and so ingrained for so long it is also not a significant threat. I have debated them all but I concentrate on Islam because it is number 2, easily proven incorrect, but mostly because in my time it has been so utterly destructive.So do you bash Islam because you want people to realize that Jesus is God and christianity is the truth,why you don't bash Judaism,Hinduism,Buddhism ...etc.
I "bash" everything I think false. I even bash scientific fantasy more than Islam. However scientists who are wrong do not blow up twin towers or deny Israel's right to exist. Islam is no more wrong than many others but it far more destructive.Why you keep bashing Islam ?
No science has very very firm foundations and I have listed many of them and it is not Islam. I posted much evidence to demonstrate that. Posts the foundations themselves instead of claims to them and we can look at them or I can if you can't. I had to know them to graduate and for my job.If you believe that a building can rise without a foundation then you may accept that modern science didn't rise on the strong foundation of the Muslims scientific achievements.
Precisely because I am educated. Post the examples instead of just the claims. I have.i wonder how an educated person as you are can't realize the effect of muslim civilization on our modern life.
That is exactly what that instrument was. It was a box with a hole. It let an image be shone onto a wall or paper so it could be traced. It was not even close to a camera.A hole in a box. :biglaugh:
What contempt?i like the way you contempt such a great discovery by a muslim scientist.
You did notice Caltech not Islamabad as the source didn't you. You seem to misunderstand. I have said over and over that Islam has contributed to science and not insignificantly but relative to many others they are not in the big time. You seem to think only two choices exist the best or the worst. I claim it is somewhere in the middle and all of history and science testifies to that.so what do you think of the modern muslim scientist Ahmed Zewail
the evolutionary and revolutionary developments of microscopic imaging are overviewed with a perspective on origins. From Alhazen's camera obscura, to Hooke and van Leeuwenhoek's two-dimensional optical micrography, and on to three- and four-dimensional (4D) electron microscopy, these developments over a millennium have transformed humans' scope of visualization.
Reference: Micrographia of the twenty-first century: from camera obscura to 4D microscopy. - Abstract - Europe PubMed Central
The new technique, dubbed four-dimensional (4D) electron microscopy, was developed in the Physical Biology Center for Ultrafast Science and Technology, directed by Ahmed Zewail, the Linus Pauling Professor of Chemistry and professor of physics at Caltech, and winner of the 1999 Nobel Prize in Chemistry - See more at:
Caltech 4D Microscope Revolutionizes the Way We Look at the Nano World | Caltech
I will do so if you promise to concede the point if I do. Deal?Show me any reputable source that says the foundation of our modern civilization was due to the achievements of Greeks and Pharaohs .
That is probably why I never claimed it was and gave foundations that go back thousands of years before anyone ever heard of Islam.That is laughable.
Science isn't a work of one day'.
Does claiming something is unbiased make it so? I, unlike your side do not assume bias every time someone claims something I do not like. I instead try and determine if it is true and this one partially is and partially is not.Let us look at this, what are the big discoveries everything else is built on.UNBIASED SOURCE
Recent research paints a new picture of the debt that we owe to Arabic/Islamic mathematics. Certainly many of the ideas which were previously thought to have been brilliant new conceptions due to European mathematicians of the sixteenth, seventeenth and eighteenth centuries are now known to have been developed by Arabic/Islamic mathematicians around four centuries earlier. In many respects the mathematics studied today is far closer in style to that of the Arabic/Islamic contribution than to that of the Greeks
Reference : Arabic mathematics
1. Algebra - Egyptian and Greek mainly.
2. Triginometry and geometry - Egypt some and mainly Greek.
3. Law - Roman
4. Physics - Christian Europe.
5. Calculus - Christian Europe.
6. Linear Alg - I have no idea.
7. Medicine - Greek, Islamic, Christian Europe and America.
8. Warfare - Greek, Roman, Europe and by far the greatest American.
9. Construction - Roman
10. Computational mathematics - Russia, Christian Germany, Christian America.
11. Flight - a little Chinese and Islamic, majority Christian America.
12. Gunpowder - Chinese, Christian Europe.
13. Naval construction. Greek, Roman, Christian Europe, Christian America.
14. Nuclear - A little Christian Germany, mostly Christian America.
15 Space travel - A little Christians German, Russia, Christian America.
There a few minor exceptions and maybe I left out a thing or two but these are the big players in the big areas.
What are you talking about? I have a degree in math and studied and work in engineering. Not one Muslim was ever mentioned in 6 years of college in those areas.I am just wondering how you studied engineering without the use of Mathematics.
Sow as I.i was saying the foundation of science,but not science itself.
Yes, different aspects were began in different cultures and added to by others. Islam is in the adding on part not the began part and did only middle ground stuff. A chief complaint of Islamic science is that they rarely did anything even with what they developed. You gave a link to a guy who was into optics but Newton not he created all the most meaningful optical inventions known.Science is a very broad field and it did never came from vacuum but through gradual progress otherwise we should have it thousands of years ago,so it had took thousands of years for humans to reach to what we have today.
I agree. Islam was neither at the beginning and seldom reached the later stages but had some part in the middle like almost every culture has. The big originators and perfectos were who I have stated not Islam. I work in these fields every single day and almost every field you mentioned was originated by a Christian like Faraday, etc... and a few atheists. I have a degree in math, studied engineering, and work in military electronics I have to know what I claimed or they would not pay me.Electricity and the flow of current and the electronic circuits that developed to manage , control and amplify it besides the electromagnetic field,microwave and frequency due to the current flow are all new dicoveries but aren't the foundation of science.