Is Quran the proof of God?

[Brian37]

I hope you are not missing my point here. Human excesses and or the good or bad we do to each other do not need old books of myth to understand and or manage better. Those comic book explanations actually serve to act as a blindfold to problem solving.

Even though our human souls are made that way; made to hate certain immoralities -bad things-, the Quran is mainly citing the wrong deeds only; just foretelling.

Ah, I wouldn't say a blindfold, but I would say "regulations". For example, one can't solve their poverty problem by invading their neighbors, or deal with their "honor" issues by having sex with men. Because in Arabic Bedwin societies (and that is where I think Soddom is), women are so hard to reach (due to customs and honor crap), to a degree making fucking men easier. 

Mere regulations; that's all.

I understand you truly like the idea of having a god. But there is no such thing as an invisible cognition with super natural powers. There is no such thing as a "soul" either. What humans call "I" is nothing more than our brain in motion. No brain structure, no motion, no thinking. Destroy that structure there is no "I". Try smashing the computer you typed your responses on, into unusable pieces and see if it still works, (I wouldn't recommend it, unless you have the money to replace your computer.)


We were not made like a factory product. Humans evolved from natural, not super natural process.

And again, don't try to back peddle on a horrible idea by switching the word "punishment" with "regulation". Still does not make hell a moral concept. It is still an act of torture, an act of revenge. And still makes humans, as far as those books are concerned, lab rats. I find nothing moral about lack of consent.