Salam everyone,
I hope you are all doing well. I will be presenting proofs for Islam. I been thinking a lot of how I should go through this.
One thing I realized is Quran can be read in whatever a way person wants to. All though there is a wisdom in the order it was completed with, we don't have to start from 1st to 2nd chapter.
When I think of the problems I had with Quran, it was a series.... it started off like:
1st time reading it all grade 7 in English - I was like "where the hell is a proof for God????".
When I really emotionally invested myself it - it took form of understanding alongside my illness. This made religion really complicated for me. I had ALOT OF MISCONCEPTIONS.
And one of the big problems that haunted me emotionally was humans going to hell. I had the impression, and first impressions are hard to get rid of, but that most human were going to hell, because very little understood the "true creed".
One of the first questions I asked a Muslim religiously and emotionally invested, was what defines righteousness. What makes a person good if you can be good and of different religions have different concepts of that, why are we all united on a word called "goodness" if we all have different concepts of it.
And I remember when there were awful translations that implied Mohamad didn't manifest miracles all in excuse that ancients were sent them but denied them. That verse haunted me for a while, and it was the one and main one that made me leave Islam.
Then trying to refute Quran, I came up with many problems because I had contradictory conceptions of Quran.
That said, I remember what I recalled of Quran when I became Atheist, and I remember what I recalled of Quran when I solved my problems with it and was a Deist, reading it, trying to give it another chance.
The Quran is not suppose to put you in hard place, either understand this or that's it you perish. It has levels, and different mix of truth and falsehood to different humans.
The family of the reminder know how to unravel it's wonders and mysteries, and bring about it's clear insights.
So far none of what I said is a proof of anything. It's just a personal testimony.
But how I perceive Quran has no comparison to what it was back then. And when you begin to recite as in connect the verses and signs of God in Quran through each other and see by context, and reflect, wow does it every become a different level and higher wonder that I ever thought it be.
Now I will be trying to show some of these wonders.
And there is a story of Queen of Sheba who had her whole throne warped in a twinkle of an eye, but could not recognize it was her throne and thought it was just similar, till she noticed something that could not be but her throne.
I don't know when or if it will click to see the majestic wonders of Quran and see it. So bear with me, as I will be attempting to unravel some of it's wonders that I hold on to.
I thought of going this translation and misinterpretation has to be blocked by dark magic, but, I will get to that later, and we only see that, when we see over all what the book teaches and how clear it's been all along!
I hope you are all doing well. I will be presenting proofs for Islam. I been thinking a lot of how I should go through this.
One thing I realized is Quran can be read in whatever a way person wants to. All though there is a wisdom in the order it was completed with, we don't have to start from 1st to 2nd chapter.
When I think of the problems I had with Quran, it was a series.... it started off like:
1st time reading it all grade 7 in English - I was like "where the hell is a proof for God????".
When I really emotionally invested myself it - it took form of understanding alongside my illness. This made religion really complicated for me. I had ALOT OF MISCONCEPTIONS.
And one of the big problems that haunted me emotionally was humans going to hell. I had the impression, and first impressions are hard to get rid of, but that most human were going to hell, because very little understood the "true creed".
One of the first questions I asked a Muslim religiously and emotionally invested, was what defines righteousness. What makes a person good if you can be good and of different religions have different concepts of that, why are we all united on a word called "goodness" if we all have different concepts of it.
And I remember when there were awful translations that implied Mohamad didn't manifest miracles all in excuse that ancients were sent them but denied them. That verse haunted me for a while, and it was the one and main one that made me leave Islam.
Then trying to refute Quran, I came up with many problems because I had contradictory conceptions of Quran.
That said, I remember what I recalled of Quran when I became Atheist, and I remember what I recalled of Quran when I solved my problems with it and was a Deist, reading it, trying to give it another chance.
The Quran is not suppose to put you in hard place, either understand this or that's it you perish. It has levels, and different mix of truth and falsehood to different humans.
The family of the reminder know how to unravel it's wonders and mysteries, and bring about it's clear insights.
So far none of what I said is a proof of anything. It's just a personal testimony.
But how I perceive Quran has no comparison to what it was back then. And when you begin to recite as in connect the verses and signs of God in Quran through each other and see by context, and reflect, wow does it every become a different level and higher wonder that I ever thought it be.
Now I will be trying to show some of these wonders.
And there is a story of Queen of Sheba who had her whole throne warped in a twinkle of an eye, but could not recognize it was her throne and thought it was just similar, till she noticed something that could not be but her throne.
I don't know when or if it will click to see the majestic wonders of Quran and see it. So bear with me, as I will be attempting to unravel some of it's wonders that I hold on to.
I thought of going this translation and misinterpretation has to be blocked by dark magic, but, I will get to that later, and we only see that, when we see over all what the book teaches and how clear it's been all along!