Ask me any question about Religion and i will answer them

[Jabar]

How are you so certain that the writer of the Qur'an found truth?

It is God All-Mighty word. Ominiscient.

 

[savagewind]

Will the universe be gone by no power but what will be or will God destroy it?

 

[savagewind]

It is God All-Mighty word. Ominiscient.

Yes. How do you know that for certain?

 

[Jabar]

Missy, not sir. Can you still talk to me?

Haha, sorry sister.

 

[Jabar]

Will the universe be gone by no power but what will be or will God destroy it?

God.

 

[savagewind]

God.

Has God said what will be after that?

 

[Jabar]

Yes. How do you know that for certain?

Evidence.

 

[savagewind]

Evidence.

Evidence can be manipulated. Do you agree?

 

[Jabar]

Has God said what will be after that?

Yes, judgment of those wrongdoers and sinners and those who acquired righteous deeds and kept the commandments.

 

[Jabar]

Evidence can be manipulated. Do you agree?

Yes, 100% true.

But not in this case.

 

[savagewind]

What language do you study the Qur'an ?

 

[Jabar]

What language do you study the Qur'an ?

Its pure language and translation.

 

[savagewind]

Its pure language and translation.

OK. What is its pure language? And what translation?

 

[Jabar]

OK. What is its pure language? And what translation?

Arabic.

English.

 

[EtuMalku]

Any newcomers and any members can ask me a question on here as much as they want.

It can be anything besides inappropriate things and insulting remarks being made.

How does Satanism differ from Luciferianism?

 

[Jabar]

How does Satanism differ from Luciferianism?

Satanists explore on the humankind whilst Luciferians explore more spiritual even in terms of the belief of Lucifer and Satan.

They almost believe them like two separate deities.

 

[Unveiled Artist]

Any newcomers and any members can ask me a question on here as much as they want.

It can be anything besides inappropriate things and insulting remarks being made.

Given god inspired Muhammad to write the Quran, the Quran would be god's word (literal scripture) without anyone believing in it. It would stand alone.

Since it would stand alone, what characteristics about the Quran could someone pick up who knows nothing at all about Islam, Quran, and any Abrahamic faith (I met many) that would show this person these characteristics came from god and not Muhammad? How does the Quran let this person know the words he reads comes from god and no the author of the book himself?

How did you know that what you read came from god and not the author? Was it something inside you that clicked? If so, that would not make sense (but I won't go into it) because the person above doesn't have knowledge of Islam. You have your whole life. So there is no preconceived idea before the belief has been presented.

So, is there an isolated way that anyone who knows nothing about the Quran will know that what they read is actually from god and not Muhammad? How would they know? What evidence (not what is written in the Quran) is there that would show this person who god is internally? How does the words of the Quran reach a person's heart to where they automatically know it speaks from a creator and not Muhammad only?

How did you know it was from the creator? What evidence that other people will recognize as well, that let you know that the Quran speaks of god? Is it just what it it says about itself or is there something more that anyone can see without needing to be Muslim to understand?

 

[Jabar]

Given god inspired Muhammad to write the Quran, the Quran would be god's word (literal scripture) without anyone believing in it. It would stand alone.

Since it would stand alone, what characteristics about the Quran could someone pick up who knows nothing at all about Islam, Quran, and any Abrahamic faith (I met many) that would show this person these characteristics came from god and not Muhammad? How does the Quran let this person know the words he reads comes from god and no the author of the book himself?

How did you know that what you read came from god and not the author? Was it something inside you that clicked? If so, that would not make sense (but I won't go into it) because the person above doesn't have knowledge of Islam. You have your whole life. So there is no preconceived idea before the belief has been presented.

So, is there an isolated way that anyone who knows nothing about the Quran will know that what they read is actually from god and not Muhammad? How would they know? What evidence (not what is written in the Quran) is there that would show this person who god is internally? How does the words of the Quran reach a person's heart to where they automatically know it speaks from a creator and not Muhammad only?

How did you know it was from the creator? What evidence that other people will recognize as well, that let you know that the Quran speaks of god? Is it just what it it says about itself or is there something more that anyone can see without needing to be Muslim to understand?

Today, we live in a society where science is regarded highly.

The first characteristics of the Qur'an someone could pick up who knows nothing at all is the science evidences. Muhammad was illiterate, and back then science was weaker and technology as well which degraded science.

The complexity of the Qur'an and literature in reading it also explains a lot to someone who wanted to try and learn about divinity in scriptures especially at the time period.

Many have experienced this.

Yes, there were times when something inside me just clicked and i just felt it was correct, especially after reading the Bible and how it is described in the Qur'an and disbelievers and etc.

The way a person's heart will be automatically incline to belief of divinity from a creator is through understanding.

The way i know it is from the creator is because of how accurate it is to what a creator would say, and knowledge in their beyond human capacity when taking the factor of time period.

I will not get really specific into it but the key is understanding. There are other things that factor into belief but understanding and you will find it.

 

[Jabar]

So you know it's true because book?
Sounds remarkably similar to most religious arguments...

No because it is from God.

 

[Unveiled Artist]

Today, we live in a society where science is regarded highly.

The first characteristics of the Qur'an someone could pick up who knows nothing at all is the science evidences. Muhammad was illiterate, and back then science was weaker and technology as well which degraded science.

The complexity of the Qur'an and literature in reading it also explains a lot to someone who wanted to try and learn about divinity in scriptures especially at the time period.

Many have experienced this.

Yes, there were times when something inside me just clicked and i just felt it was correct, especially after reading the Bible and how it is described in the Qur'an and disbelievers and etc.

The way a person's heart will be automatically incline to belief of divinity from a creator is through understanding.

The way i know it is from the creator is because of how accurate it is to what a creator would say, and knowledge in their beyond human capacity when taking the factor of time period.

I will not get really specific into it but the key is understanding. There are other things that factor into belief but understanding and you will find it.

I'd love to talk with you more about this. I can't ask for support or exchange differences because it would look like a debate. I don't want to put it in religious debates because I don't want it to be a debate. Did you want to talk more? If so, where would be best?