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Miracles of the Quran

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Shallow:

--- Quote from: lazarus on August 22, 2005, 10:01:01 AM ---The Qur'an is a book of guidance, not a science book but like I said in the previous thread, it has many scientific facts that have only been revealed due to modern science. Yes they may be vague but they are scientific, I posted a link to where 7 of the world's top scientist's researched/examined the Qur'an and made conclusion's, Insha-Allah I will post it up when I find it again.

Onto the Nostradamus point, yes he made some correct prophecies and I don't question this, but there is a distinct difference because in addition to making the correct prophecies he made false one's also, so therefore if he was getting his information from a divine source, then  there cannot be any mistakes/false prophecies. The Qur'an, on the other hand, has science, maybe not in detail, but it has no mistakes in the science, however vague it may be it is still a scientific fact, it reveal's so therefore we can say it was from a divine being as there is no way the Prophet Muhammad, who was illeterate and could not write, would be able to discover such "facts".

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The point was I trying to make is when something is so vague it can't be proven right or wrong. It is just seen the way people want to see it as. This can be said with any religions explanations of the universe. You also have to realize how Science can change and has changed back and forth. The Quran may agree with a lot of what current science says but future science can change a lot from current science. Of course since the Quran is so vague there will be plenty of quotes to prove future science even though they don't prove anything.

cska-moscow:
Like I said we can only base the view's on Qur'anic science based on today's modern science, science could change in the future, hiighly unlikely though it may be, but we have to base view's on current science and currently, teh statement's in the Qur'an corellate with modern science.

ToOoOoN!!!:

--- Quote from: prominent on August 22, 2005, 10:17:49 AM ---I prefer reading non-fiction.

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Shallow:

--- Quote from: lazarus on August 22, 2005, 12:27:21 PM ---Like I said we can only base the view's on Qur'anic science based on today's modern science, science could change in the future, hiighly unlikely though it may be, but we have to base view's on current science and currently, teh statement's in the Qur'an corellate with modern science.

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And so does the Torah, if you want it. I'll bet Hinduism teaches the same thing if you want to think it does.

cska-moscow:
I don't fully understand you're point but if you are talking about science, then please post up scientific revelation's in the Torah or the Hindu holy book, with a source and I will happily read it (only if it is in english).

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