Quote:Why only Quran is mentioning about that darkness and about deep ocean currents? Why not anyone else?
This is how unreasonable confirmation bias makes you.
You act as if you just happened to be studying in extreme detail ancient sources on skin burns and deep ocean currents and you suddenly realized the quran is miraculous.
The true story is that you do believe in it already and you want to try and use science to prove what you already believe.
When you're saying ancient people didn't talk about this subject, it doesn't make it a fact that they didn't talk about the subject. The record keeping and literacy rate at the time of the quran I imagine was relatively limited.
Ontop of this I don't think anyone involved in this conversation can claim to be experts in the historical accounts of how ancient people understood burning or deep ocean currents.
And ontop of that the point you continually try and avoid when it's pointed out to you is that we're talking about things that are EASILY experienced, the symptoms of burning, darkness in the ocean, the so called barrier in the seas miracle.
It's all just stuff people can see or feel, and you have to understand that IF people could have discovered these things in a simple way rather than a miraculous way then the simple way will always be more believable.
If I get told an elephant was teleported by the ghosts of aliens using the weapons god gave them from one cage to another, it's more likely I'll simply believe a person working in the zoo did it instead.
EVEN if the zoo keeper failed to keep written records of the elephant being moved, or I just can't find the records.
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Impersonation is treason.
