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The amount of lengths you're willing to go to rationalize Islam as a viable means of logical reasoning is a testament toward how moot this argument has become.
by MeinBlutIstBlau 6y ago
The amount of lengths you're willing to go to rationalize Islam as a viable means of logical reasoning is a testament toward how moot this argument has become. I'm not ending it because I wouldn't like to discuss it further, I'm ending it because people who hold strong convictions in any belief without being willing to accept that their are faults in it are the antithesis of humility which science is all about.
- gher-shyu3i 6y agoThe proof is available to anyone with the insight to accept it. We accept valid criticism, and so far, I haven't seen any that withstood the torrent of evidence that Islam brings. You keep going back to (experimental) science, as if it is the be-all end all of explaining existence, which is simply false. The few proofs I pointed out are impossible to explain by experimental science.
- MeinBlutIstBlau 6y agoExperimental science doesn't claim to know all the answers because it's not a theology. It builds upon human knowledge and never ceases. That's the point of science. The reason religion is impossible to prove by science we have no means to measure a god. But you apparently do because of mental manifestations that you created with or without free will.
- truetraveller 6y agoWhat is "proof"? It's that which will satisfy a reasonable person about the correctness of some statement. The Quran is proof.