Apologist tripe alert.
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Re: Apologist tripe alert.
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by Oeditor » Dec 31, 2011 7:24 pm
Ye gods and little fishes, if that's not evidence of made-up stories, nothing is! Don't forget the splitting of the moon, btw - some Muslims still harp on about it and claim that NASA has evidence of it. As for Mohammed being prophesied, that would have to have been by pre-Islamic polytheists, surely? Tut tut!Indeed, Ibn Ishaq is literally littered with them: I have only read from page 69, but the first miracle is on page 71, where Muhammad’s foster mother and her camel magically gains an abundance of milk as a reward for taking Muhammad, whose birth was prophesied, and her donkey miraculously becomes so fast her companions exclaim ‘[b]y God, something extraordinary has happened.’ On the next page, Muhammad falls ill, has his heart extracted, split open, a ‘black drop’ extracted, then the heart replaced. He is then found to weigh more than one thousand people. Shortly after, there is an entire section dedicated to prophesies about Muhammad.
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Re: Apologist tripe alert.
#22 by chairman bill » Dec 31, 2011 7:29 pm
"In the beginning was fire and ice."
This passage from the Sagas, clearly shows that the Norse peoples best understood the origins of the cosmos. It obviously refers to the huge disparity in celestial temperatures, from the deep cold of space, to the fiery furnaces of stars. Therefore Odin.
This passage from the Sagas, clearly shows that the Norse peoples best understood the origins of the cosmos. It obviously refers to the huge disparity in celestial temperatures, from the deep cold of space, to the fiery furnaces of stars. Therefore Odin.
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Re: Apologist tripe alert.
#23 by Onyx8 » Dec 31, 2011 8:11 pm
Impressed with your son's responses, pebble.
The problem with fantasies is you can't really insist that everyone else believes in yours, the other problem with fantasies is that most believers of fantasies eventually get around to doing exactly that.
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Re: Apologist tripe alert.
#24 by Pebble » Dec 31, 2011 8:45 pm
Onyx8 wrote:Impressed with your son's responses, pebble.
Thanks, I note the creationists worry about the species gap - yet here we have an example of monkey to Einstein in one generation.
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