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Came across this Youtube channel featuring videos that debunks pretty much every claim of "scientific miracles" in the Quran advanced by Muslim con-artists during the latest decades. Could be of interest.

Looks very promising but one glimpse of Adnan Oktar aka Yaroun HaHa is enough, until well after I've eaten. Perhaps a suitable task for Sunday We could do to directs paarsurrey here, if he's still standing after z8000783's correction of his claims for the koran's view of evolution that is.

I had a dabble when my tea had settled but YouTube kept dragging me into Islamic apologetics. Is there any easy way of keeping it to the topic of debunking?

Subscribed.

Have now watched a bunch of videos, generally good. Those refuting the claims of miracles in the Quran are better than those refuting Islamic arguments.

Some mistakes I found though was that Armenia is claimed to be a Muslim country, and that some Egyptian records from 3500 BCE predates Muhammad by 5000 years. But overall, very good, and the different musical tracks used are all very fitting for the videos. Unfortunately, the music may dissuade some more pious Muslims to watch...

One question: On the channel page, there is an image of Epicurus to the right? Who is the person to the left?

Hugin wrote:One question: On the channel page, there is an image of Epicurus to the right? Who is the person to the left?

It's Aristotle. Good choice, the islamic world really need re-hellenization (plus capacity to think way beyond the islam of the last 1400 years) to finally enter Modernity. Thanks for the link.