[Quranic Reflection]: Hell and the ultimate fate of the universe

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

It's perfectly possible for 'holy writings' to match science.  However, these instances are pretty trite, not predicative, and the matches are either coincidence or based on simple observation. As an example (there are plenty of others) Ecclesiastes 11:3 states that 'if the clouds are full of rain, they empty themselves upon the earth.' Even without knowledge of meteorology, this pretty obviously matches what science says.

Boru

The Hebrew bible contains divine revelations, but also contains human forgeries, just like the Roman bible.
The Quran though, is the last pure revelation remaining.

To test each book; it must be 100% correct in each verse, even 99% means that the book is not pure.
The Quran is 100% correct, unlike the bible which fails in this test.

I don't believe that making "blind assumptions" towards very sensitive scientific matters is "a strike of luck that magically work".
That's quite absurd in my opinion.

The Quran says that the Trinity is three separate gods. This is wrong. It also mistakenly says that Mary is part of the Trinity, something that no Christian has ever taught or believed.

Therefore, the Quran is not 100% correct and cannot be the word of God.

Boru