Shad
Veteran Member
Response: To the contrary, I took the actual definition as proven in any dictionary, thus refuting your claim and proving the Qur'an is true.
So did I. I listed 3 definitions in my comment which was a summary of all but 1 of the 8. However it is not the barrier which is the issue, besides your fallacy. It is "does not transgress" and "forbidden". This adds parameters defining the barrier. Since a body of water itself is composed of molecules the barrier in the verse will also prevent the molecules from passing the barrier. You are reinterpretation "a barrier which can not be transgressed" into "a barrier with restrictions" One does not need to put in much effort to look at a dictionary and the translations of the verses.
Also by stating you looked at a dictionary and selected only 1 definition which only matches your flawed interpretation you completely acknowledge you created a fallacious argument and cherry picking.
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