Arguments for God in Quran.

[Edwardo Piet]

By the way that verse provides the best way to present the moral argument. Instead using the word morality, it uses guidance and says guidance is from God.

That's not an argument, that's a bare assertion that begs the question of God's existence.

 

That way we don't get into this relativism and what not debate nor discuss what it is,  it clarifies it and summarizes it and brings in a very eloquent manner.

We don't need religious superstition to avoid moral relativism.

And then the verse of God is the light, is absolutely beautiful.  Presents the moral argument and makes you perceive it to be true beyond doubt.

Your subjective viewpoint of the beauty of something that I myself find incredibly ugly, like others who agree with me that the Quran is a vile and disgusting book full of barbarism, much like the Old Testament, doesn't prove anything.

Even if everyone agreed the book was beautiful, so is the Lord of the Rings, but that doesn't prove the existence of Gandalf . . .

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LOL you say I wouldn't know a proof and you don't even know what reason is.

No one knows what reason is, but God. It's his secret weapon and trial.

So you're trying to use reason to prove God but despite not understanding what reason is and failing to even provide an argument, your proof for the validity of your own supposed reasoning is that it comes from God?

MK, you just demonstrated the perfect example of circular reasoning.

You prove God with non-reason that you deem to be reason and not non-reason because your non-reason comes from God so it must in fact be reasonable! Checkmate atheists!