@XAEA254 @arbdool_marlick @AJEnglish I would love to invite you to read it and put all your predetermined thoughts about it aside and please just judge it by yourself. I know it is hard but it will make you see the book in a different way.
@XAEA254 @arbdool_marlick @AJEnglish There is no twisting of meanings when these topics are talked about in a specific context in the book. The Quran contains a lot of beautiful symbolism that is used to explain these concepts accurately.
@XAEA254 @arbdool_marlick @AJEnglish Sure, there were indeed civilizations before the time of the prophet that have studied the cosmos. But there were no pieces of technology around to measure/detect gravitational waves, antimatter, pulsars, quantum mechanics, yet, they were described in the holy book.
@XAEA254 @arbdool_marlick @AJEnglish The Quran mentioned the Earth is made in an Egg-shaped, not flat. This is also scientifically correct as we know the Earth is not perfectly round.
@XAEA254 @arbdool_marlick @AJEnglish The Quran mentions the Earth being created from the gass of a planetary Nebula (41:11). This is scientifically correct and something humans only knew about centuries later.
@XAEA254 @arbdool_marlick @AJEnglish Indeed, reply with off-topic responses instead of discussing the mentioned signs of truths. That says enough doesnโt it? The 6 days stand symbolic for the 6 stages the Earth is created from. We know that time is relative, so is the definition of a day.
@XAEA254 @arbdool_marlick @AJEnglish A book that talked about the big bang(21:30), expansion of the universe(51:47), gravitational waves(52:9) (21:33), pulsating neutron stars(86:1-3), in a time when people didnโt even understood the concept of space itself existed. Now how would you explain that?