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Why is it not evidence? It is the strongest evidence for me. But let me refer you to a book if you’re interested, “Misquoting Jesus” by Bart Ehrman.So could I write a book today (or use the Book of Mormon) and claim that anything that is in the quran that contradicts it is wrong? This a bold claim that muslims make especially in light of the pedigree of the New Testament and clear, unbroken thread of Catholic Tradition in the early church. Does islam have any proof that the NT/OT is corrupt other than “the quran says so”. This is not evidence and if this is all you have then good luck to you.
This is a common claim among Catholics, that Islam is made up of Christian Heresies. Kinda miraculous really if somehow a man living in the middle of the desert who couldn’t even read, would be an expert on Christian heresies. And Judaism and embryology and I could go on.Have any non-muslims come across any books that describe the Christian Heresies that are present in Islam and trace their development into what became islam?
Unintelligible to whom? Hehe.There is actually 20% of the quran that is unintelligible
Commentary has been written on the entire Qur’an, by many many many scholars, going back to the Companions of Muhammad himself. Written on the “verses” to explain and elaborate their meaning. Doesn’t mean they’re unintelligible. I’m curious which verses you are claiming to be unintelligible, though.and tens of thousands of pages of commentary have been written on these verses trying to explain what they mean.
I’m curious what verses you’re talking about, or what phrases. I’m even more curious why the Arab scholars who have memorized and translated the Qur’an aren’t aware of this.There is a book called “The Syro-Aramaic Reading Of The Koran” (amazon.com/Syro-Aram%C3%A4ische-Lesart-Beitrag-Entschl%C3%BCsselung-Koransprache/dp/3860932748/ref=pd_bbs_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1204338697&sr=8-1) which makers the assertion that these portions of the quran are syriac phrases (syriac was spoken with arabic by caravans) transcribed with arabic charactersand that some portions of the quran come from a heretical syriac lectionary. This and the grammatical errors in the quran seem to point to a less than perfect literal transcription of the word of God.