Hello soulcalm17

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Hello soulcalm17,
It is a shame that Youtube fell into the hands of Google. They just randomly delete a comment, with no feedback, no explanation. I quote the Bible and they delete it. I talk about politics, science, chemistry, physics.
Once, a biologist said he wrote a lengthy comment about something (not COVID) and they delete it.


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soulcalm17 was saying that there is a piece of text in the Koran that is embarrassing for Mohammed.
soulcalm17 had written in our Youtube conversation:

Also, in there contains warning or cautions about prophet's mistake in some events. How come someone pointed it own mistakes if he made Quran by himself?

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You were talking about this
Surah Abasa 80:1
which I found here
https://quran.com/abasa

I didn’t notice the words “noble tribes polytheist”.
That might be a popular interpretation among muslims. I don’t know. I was never a muslim and don’t know much about it.

The text says The blind person might be mindful. I don’t know what that means. From the context of the text, I judge that “being mindful” is a positive trait, a desirable trait.
Might be? This doesn’t mean much.
The text should state a fact. A fact would be:
This man is mindful.
This man is not mindful.

For example:
“This crayon might be blue” is not a fact.

The text then says Mohammed is talking to someone who is indifferent.
It looks like the jewish god says “I don’t blame you(Mohammed) but don’t waste your time on non believers, on people who are not likely to believe you. Go for the guys who are more willing to believe.”

I see no case of embarrassment there.

Salesman sense when a person is willing. They will tend to focus on that person more. It is important that a salesman focuses on sales, specially when he makes his living on commission.

So, the Koran is giving good advice. When you are out there trying to make a sale, trying to convert someone to islam, don’t spend too much time on someone who is skeptical.
Note: I am not saying that Mohamed is selling shoes, cars, guns. I am saying that for Mohammed, it is important to get more followers.


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Actually, it came from the assumption that the fundamental stuff is matter that can produce living creatures.

 

You think that that early humans started with the assumption that stuff just turned into living creatures?
I don’t think so but you are entitled to your opinion.

I have never heard of a religion where the people believed that matter self organized without the need for aliens.

Why did early human fabricated or made the sophisticated thing about God that is powerful and omniscient, while they just face and understood their seen reality and can run their daily life (i.e by making simple tools for hunt, fire for cook, etc) without some divinity help?

 

Because there was a need to explain the natural world around them. I already explained this. I can explain it again if you want.

It is somewhat hard to understand your english. Yes, it took time for humans to collect knowledge. In other words, they did not know how to prepare silicon, purify it to 99.99999% and make siliconwafers, design ICs on DAY 1.
This is why there were no PCs on DAY 1.
The first step would be to know how to make copper and some of the other elements. Since it comes from the deep past, it is not recorded who the first human was who discovered that.
Logic leads us to think there was a DAY 1 when a human was able to prepare copper.

The same goes for languages. The same goes for cutting hair, making cloths, building houses, religion, preparing food and more.
Such things took time to develop. Different tribes discovered things at different moments. Some did not discover it at all.

So, if someone just life on earth for the first time, I would think that they just face the reality, no time to contemplate about what "behind" things, because they just think simple.

I guess you are saying that when a human is born, eventually they grow up, they don’t wonder about the past.
I disagree. Being curious is to be human. It is natural to wonder what came before him, who was his great-great grandparents and to also wonder who was the first human or have there been humans forever.

They face thunder that so frightening, so they just hiding and cover their ears. I they face raining, they will take shelter. These were what would they do because they had simple thinking.

I think that being curious is part of being human. Wondering things like “Where should I go?”, “Where can I find food?” is something that all mammals think about.
I have no idea if a cat wonders what thunder is but a human would wonder. They would wonder even before developing a language.

If you have no curiosity, then you are dead inside.

Someone still argue that their misery in life made them make that God’s thing. Okay, if there were really no God, they must be just sad, mad, or fear, without referring their emotions for the supranatural thing. If you believe that early human must be less educated in science than modern human now, they will just have negative emotions without crafting some story of supranatural thing that required more intelligence to did that.

You would have to have that discussion with them.
What I said is that humans are curious and at some point in time, a human asked the big questions,. Some of those big questions are “What am I?”, “Where do I come from?”, “What am I standing on?”, “Who made all this stuff?”, “What happens when I die? Do I just fade away?”
Naturally, a primitive human would not have the answer to those questions. Instead of looking at each other’s faces, and saying we don’t know, someone made up those answers. History does not record who that first human was.
It is natural for primitive human to extend himself. He would think “I am something, I have thought, so perhaps there is something that animates those animals, something that animates thunder, .....”

Well, what do you think? Do you think that early humans were less educated in the sciences than modern humans?
I did not understand the rest of that sentence.


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The fact is, the discoveries of artifacts always found that human always did many things with God’s stuff. I quoted article from Britannica Encyclopedia :”As far as scholars have discovered, there has never existed any people, anywhere, at any time, who were not in some sense religious”
If the theory of "human made their own God" is true and inline with the theory of evolution, it must be in early time in human life, that they didn't refer all the phenomena they faced to the supranatural thing. And later at some time, when their brain developed, they made that supranatural thing and created their own religion. But the discoveries proved otherwise.

From what I understand, what you are saying is that at some point in time in the past, humans did not have a religion.
Yes, that is correct, that is the way it would be. It took time for humans to develop a language, to communicate with each other, to create tools, to develop a writing system and paintings.
There is always a first. There was a first moment, a first human decided to cut his hair.
There was a first moment, someone cut his nails.
There was a first moment when someone used animal skin or leaves to make cloths for himself.
There are a lot of “firsts”.

You say that discoveries prove otherwise. Show me the evidence.

Nah, I think when they say people, they mean sufficiently advanced culture. In order to have that kind of culture, you need communication. People need to verbalize their thoughts using sentences.

Look up language evolution. You’ll find a lot of interesting text. Here is one:
https://link.springer.com/article/10.100...018-9560-6

In fact, perspectives that embrace the idea of “language as action” deal with the issue of language origin referring to evolution of the communicative expressive modality. Acknowledgment that the action system has a crucial role in language comprehension and production has provided new views on the involvement of such a system in language evolution, bolstering the gesture-first theory of human communication, according to which human language first originated as a gestural-based communicative system (Arbib 2005; Arbib et al. 2008; Armstrong and Wilcox 2007; Corballis 2010a, b; Fogassi and Ferrari 2007).

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Third topic is about my assessment on fundamental stuff. I need to clarify, in that post, I already assumed that those possibilities are “the final basic origin of universe” which atheist and theist stand at. And I can say, if you still investigate what is behind my fundamental stuff, it would be unfair. I’m also not asking you: who was made that fundamental matter/s? Because it’s logically inappropriate question.

Why would it be unfair?

And for your third possibility, I'm not going to ask what is behind it again. I just assess by observed nature: there were no example in nature that printer can produce living creatures.

I agree. No one has observed a printer that makes living creatures. Nobody has observed a magic box that poops out a universe.
Along with that, nobody has observed any gods, aliens, alien gods. Nobody has observed these guys make anything.
There is a good reason why we stick with Occam’s Razor in the sciences.


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I asked previously:
Ever read Genesis?

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