can u provide me the better source than Dr.Keith Moore Who is well known in the study of EmbryologyGreetings,
"The Developing Human" is a medical textbook by, guess who, Dr. Keith Moore! Does he mention the Qur'an in that book?
By the way, when did the new discovery that you speak of take place? Can you provide a non-Keith Moore source for it?
Peace
Greetings,
Well, since no Christians seem to want to debate with you, I thought I would.
Well, what a good argument! If all the translations are wrong, then I just won't bother reading the Qur'an at all.
Well, in the translation you've given that's what it says. What does it say in the original Arabic?
Ah, Dr. Moore! He crops up again and again. I'm so glad he managed to get funding for his textbooks. If he was actually led to believe that the Qur'an was accurate, and therefore must be from god, don't you think he would have converted to Islam by now?
It appears to be in every translation I've seen except yours.
"The Developing Human" is a medical textbook by, guess who, Dr. Keith Moore! Does he mention the Qur'an in that book?
By the way, when did the new discovery that you speak of take place? Can you provide a non-Keith Moore source for it?
Peace
Greetings,
I'm not a Christian, but I'd like to accept the challenge on a small scale by making one point on the famous Qur'anic embryology. It's often touted as being a miraculous premonition of modern science, whereas there are in fact other such descriptions of the developing embryo in writings long before the Qur'an. Also, the Qur'anic description does not correspond to modern knowledge - there is at least one mistake.
Let's look at one of the verses from surah 23:
14:
And we created man from a portion of clay. Then we made him a drop in a firm place. Then we formed the drop into a clot, then we formed the clot into a morsel, then we formed the morsel into bones, then we clothed the bones with flesh. Then we brought it forth as another creation. Blessed is Allaah, the best of creators.
The highlighted section implies that the bones are formed before soft tissue, which is incorrect. In fact, cartilage in the form of a skeleton turns into bone while muscles are formed around it at the same time. The Qur'an makes no mention of this process.
If god wrote the Qur'an, and has perfect knowledge of all things, he surely wouldn't have made this mistake, would he?
Peace
It seems everytime you give a reply to Gibson, he gives a weak statement back, I gave you the answer accept it do what you want with it. Even if i gave you the best answer, you would still ignore it and give another reply so in essence no point in debating with you.
wkas said:can u provide me the better source than Dr.Keith Moore Who is well known in the study of Embryology
You should know there is an Islamic edition to that book that Dr. Keith Moore has done, And iin that year He had recieved an award for The best book written by a single author on embrology in the islamic edition which gives citations of Quran and the human embryo in modern science.
Greetings,
Do you know what the word debate means? It's not a case of giving an answer that you think is right and then assuming you've won the argument. That's not how it works - we have to question each other's assumptions and either persuade our opponent or reach a compromise.
Here's a source:
http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~soul/pages/facts/foetal_development.htm
Note: Day 28 - Muscles are forming along the spine.
Day 42 - The skeleton has formed.
I do know this. He wrote that book to obtain funding for his other work. Again, if he was so convinced that the Qur'an was accurate in its embryology, don't you think he would have become a Muslim by now?
Peace
I think i do know the word debate, ive been debating for approximately 5 years now on many contexts in martial arts, philosophy and just recently religion.
Im not assuming i won the arguement, I know i have because i provided the evidence to backup my claim but you still deny it. That is why i said do what you want i gave you the answers im done debating with you.
And if i still have not persuaded you for an answer, then i dont know what else you want.
You didnt make any assumptions, you asked what that Ayat was talking about thinking it was a clear contradiction to modern science and i proved you wrong.
And again your trying to deny it even though i backed it up with ESTABLISHED Scientific Evidence
Whoever wins the Debate They must convert to that Religion You still in PObook?
I need a third source Judge Neither a christian or Muslim to Judge this way it seems fair,
An athiest perhaps that favors neither sides so its fair.
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