I Want to Know

There's no way this is gonna end with the other changing their mind so y'all should just drop it.. ʕ´•ᴥ•`ʔ

You're not even trying to change minds. You're just trolling to sell a book. Unless you can give an example of what you're talking about.

All the Iron on Earth and in the Solar system is from outer space and it was brought here by meteorites which generally have around 90% of Iron. This scientific fact was known only recently. Nuclear physics itself started in the 19th century. But amazingly, things that we have discovered as recent as a 100 years were already stated in the Quran more than 1440 years ago.

[Quran 57:25]
[quote]"And [b]We sent down iron[/b], in which is violent force, and benefits for humanity."[/quote]

How could a man who lived in a desert, in the 7 century know that iron was not originated from earth, but came down from space?

These are what I call as miracles of the Quran that stood the test of time and will continue to stand for the rest of the human era. The mention of these super scientific miracles by the Quran cannot be called as a coincidence as coincidences happen only once in a while. But if something happens regularly we call it as consciousness and not coincidence. The Quran doesn't have any scientific error in it. Non.

There is only one truth, and what is not true is false.

That is the tale, yes. But he had a scribe.

Where are you anyway?

@Tastyfrzz: It's not a tale, it's a fact documented by historians and witnesses.

Do you love God?

Yes, of course.

I meant God The Creator of everything.

@Madeleine: yes of course.

@dunpender: That's why I said if you were truthful to yourself.

@dunpender: I just gave you a solid proof. Your body is not randomly created, it was designed! There's no fingerprint similar to another. After all of this, you still deny that there's a Creator?

@crossproduct: I wish you all the best in your journey of life.

@Madeleine: You too. Take care.

@crossproduct: You too, but before I go, I would like to share with you an English translation of the Quran. Feel free to read it .. in case you changed your mind.

http://www.clearquran.com/

LOVE.

@FallenOptimist22: Not at all.

@Madeleine: i cannot message you

@FallenOptimist22: It's because your age is not revealed. I only accept messages from people my age or older.

Buddhism teaches that existence is suffering. We all know that it's not true.

@youkai: Thank you for taking the time to explain your reasons. I respect your belief, but I'm not a follower of the Bible. Have you read the Quran?

@Madeleine: no, i haven't read it

@youkai: It's the final revelation sent by God. Here's a good English translation of the Quran, feel free to check it out:

http://www.clearquran.com/

If you have any questions, I'm here for you.

Nobody denies the sun, but they deny the Creator of the sun. If we are not able to look at the sun directly, how about The One who created it?

@AnonymousJSS: You are not a closed minded, even if you choose to do not read the Quran. It is just what I would expect from an open minded woman is that she would not shut down a door of a possibility. You owe yourself the knowledge. *smiles*

@Madeleine: I am not shutting down the door of possibilities. Anyone could be our god.

@AnonymousJSS: Why not to be certain?

Your Maker.

@Madeleine: I don't believe it was a "god".

@Underconstruction: Who was it then?

What fashion?

Like what?

@Madeleine: Oh dear. I have no power for such discussion or anything.
The world is just complicated. Much to understand. So many things are weird.
Much to learn

@Totoro: Open your heart and mind, ask God for guidance, and if you're sincere, He will guide you.

@Humanist321: Thank you for sharing your website with me. It's interesting. I read some small paragraphs you wrote. I am not a Christian, but as a Muslim, I believe in Jesus (peace be upon him) and I follow his correct teachings.

What I find interesting in your movement, Christian-Humanism is that you hold on to the title Christian, even though the backbone of Christianity is believing in God. I understand that you hold on to the human side of it, but there are many atheist-humanist who believe in the same morals that you assign to Christianity.

Part of what you said is not true. Part is true.

It is not true that the backbone of Christianity is believing in god. Orthodox Christianity (not the silly stuff said by fundamentalist Christians that they learned from some uneducated "preacher") argues that god is not knowable except through Jesus as the Christ. I don't believe that, but that is the issue re god.

It is true that there are other atheist-humanists who hold to moral and ethical values that are like those that I hold to. I never claimed anything unique. It is simply where I choose to hang my ethical values.

@Humanist321: What is your strongest argument to dismiss God's existence?

What makes you deny God sometimes?

Why?

What about God, The Creator?

Ask for guidance, and you will get it.

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