Greetings,
Unfortunately, no-one has yet engaged Skavau on anything approaching the level that this debate demands. Any impartial observer would surely have to conclude that he is miles ahead of the opposition at this stage. Being an atheist like he is, and therefore not impartial, I can't really make that judgement, of course.
However, saying things like "the Qur'an proves it" and "miracles are evidence of God's existence" do not help the Muslim argument in any way. The first, to an atheist, is about as sensible as saying "It's all in The Lord of the Rings - that's how it happened. It's all written there, and all you have to do is read!"
The second statement is unhelpful for several reasons. The age of miracles, if it ever truly existed, seems now to be over, unless we accept the ludicrous stories of Jesus' face appearing in a loaf of bread etc. One reason why it is over is because people are not as easily fooled as they used to be. So, in essence, our best available evidence for miracles having happened are religious texts written by people whose understanding of the world was immensely primitive compared to ours in most areas (I'm leaving aside the argument about who actually wrote the Qur'an here).
So, if these non-arguments are the best that people can come up with, the atheists here will be kicking into an open goal. Pointless, really. Neither side is really learning anything at this stage.
[Does anyone know what happened to Ansar Al-'Adl? Now there was a man who could debate in a thought-provoking way. I really miss him.]
Peace