Re: Contradictions in the Qur'an?

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Subject  : Re: Re: Contradictions in the Qur'an?

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: : : I think the above conclusion is a logical fallacy.

: : <b>Let's see whose conclusion is a logical fallacy. 
: : You have written several times that your bible is the word of God. 
: : But your following statement shows that you were not telling the truth.</b>

: : : The Bible has been written over 1600 years by many different 
: : : human writers, and even in different cultures. 

: : <b> Wasn't it the word of God? What word of God has to do with changing cultures?</b>

: Christians and Muslims have a very different understanding of revelation and what 
: is "word of God". In my definition that is no problem. But I agree, if you put the 
: Islamic definition to it, then the Bible doesn't really measure up to what you 
: demand. The question is if your definition is correct.

: <A HREF="http://answering-islam.org/Nehls/Answer/revelation.html">What is revelation?</A> should give you some 
: insight into this topic. 

: But because of your "perfectness" demand of revelation that is why 
: the Qur'an can't be word of God. It puts up a standard it doesn't even 
: fulfill itself.  But God's true word is different. It is not something that 
: just drops from heaven, but it is about God's involvement in human history
: and this also is seen in the form of the books.

: : : Anyway, you welcome to have a look what I personally found in
: : : <A HREF="http://answering-islam.org/Quran/Contra/">contradictions in the Qur'an</A>, On the other hand, I don't think
: : : these are the strongest reasons to reject the Qur'an. My personal
: : : reasons why I don't think the Qur'an is valid as divine revelations
: : : I have written up in this place: <A HREF="http://answering-islam.org/Why-not/">Why I am not a Muslim</A>.

: : <b>There is no condradiction in Qur'an. 
: : Even God says if there is a contradiction then it is not my word.</b>

: This is circular reasoning. You try to prove your assertion with a quote
: from the Qur'an, but the Qur'an is under question here.

: And just because you say the Qur'an doesn't have any contradictions that
: doesn't make them go away. The above links is still good. Read it.

: Maybe you can explain to me in particular what you think of 
: <A HREF="http://answering-islam.org/Quran/Contra/s002.html">the relative distance of moon and stars</A>.

: Nobody has made an attempt to answer this one yet.

: Peace to you,

: Jochen Katz