@SorryAyy@KrystoKing@Deenresponds These are the logic fallacies you committed.
Equivocation fallacy
Etymological fallacy.
My Name literally means "A man from the South"
This doesn't mean anyone from the South could be me.
@SorryAyy@KrystoKing@Deenresponds Exactly,
"Glorify, Praise and worship" are all their separate words and cannot be used interchangeably in all senses..
I agree that in some senses they're synonyms. But you can't interpret Glorified to mean Praised. Especially when you're trying to make it mean Muhammad.
@SorryAyy@KrystoKing@Deenresponds Glorify also mean to worship
By your logic praise = worship
So is Muhammad to be worshipped?
Your argument is fallacious in many ways
@Stevman_90@InspiringPhilos@Deenresponds The Quran is not a historical document of the historical Jesus... you may have a point if you say it makes theological claims...
But it's not a historical source on Jesus..
History 101.
@Oaqaab@brooasdfe2@GodLogic_GL Phonetic phalacy...
Some word in a certain language might have the same pronunciation as my name, but that doesn't mean it's my name.
It only sounds like it.
@fawzydawah 1 person + 1 person + 1 person = 3 persons
Just like 1 orange + 1 orange = 2 oranges
1 orange + 1 orange β 2 apples
As the categories are wrong.
What's true of the left side should be true of the right side.