@NaClDroog I have sufficient evidence to believe that it is the words of God. Therefore I would take it's words over a man's interpretation. If you don't believe it than don't. But saying its claim is of the same precedence regardless of truth of falsehood is just incorrect.
@NaClDroog Brother, stop playing games and try to track. You said the claims were purely the same and that is where I refuted you. I didn't once say that is evidence for it to be true. I just said if there is evidence, it takes precedence over a man's interpretation of God (The Bible).
@coryunbroken That is true, we should Unite against the common enemy. But we should only Unite on the truth. We can't compromise on what is true for the sake of unity.
@NaClDroog You're missing the distinction.
The Bible and Torah are textually defined as man’s inspired interpretation of God. The Quran structurally claims to be direct, verbatim audio dictation where the human had zero authorship or editorial input. The claims are absolutely not the same.
@NaClDroog Now we're going in circles. I haven't for once claimed that God wrote the Qur'an. Why do you keep repeating the same thing. All other scriptures claim that their scripture has divine inspiration, not verbatim God's words. Only some 'parts' of the Torah claim to be Gods words.
@NaClDroog I never said just because it states it in the Qur'an, It must be true. Come on, that's circular. I mentioned that it states it because you made the claim that it doesn't.
@NaClDroog This is how I know you've got no idea what you're talking about. The Quran explicitly states that it is The Words of Allah and talks in first person. God spoke these words verbatim which was then written down.
@NaClDroog@DeShqwnn@sneako@grok Bro how do you know what God said and what he didn't 😭. At least I could show scripture as my source, what are you gonna say, he spoke to you in a dream or something lmao.