Pleasure and Joy

[paulpablo]

Professor is known as an expert in his subject based on his degrees, diplomas, and research work. That is the reason professor is appointed by an educational institution to teach the students. It’s a common sense understanding that professor knows more than his students do.

It's not a universal fact that every professor ever will always know more than any of their pupils.
The professor could have suddenly had mental problems, the student could be an absolute genius and overtake the professors knowledge fairly quickly.

This has nothing to do with you guessing that the quran gives hints to finger prints even when it doesn't mention the word unique or the word fingerprints.

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Here you are misrepresenting my position to make it appear less plausible. You have used a tactic in which the conclusion is itself required as a premise to support the argument being advanced to justify the conclusion.

I was using a tactic in which the conclusion required a premise to support the argument being advanced to justify the conclusion?

I wasn't using a tactic the verse doesn't mention perfect fingertips, unique fingertips or fingerprints.

The surface meaning of this verse is vibrant in every sense. It doesn’t need second interpretation due to its simple and clear format.

What you mean is you have guessed what it means and you aren't willing to listen to anyone else now.

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After rechecking Wikipedia for fingerprints what I found that you intentionally omitted the part where it clearly states:

ALTHOUGH ANCIENT PEOPLES PROBABLY DID NOT REALIZE THAT FINGERPRINTS COULD UNIQUELY IDENTIFY INDIVIDUALS, references from the age of the Babylonian king Hammurabi (1792-1750 BCE) indicate that law officials would take the fingerprints of people who had been arrested. During China's Qin Dynasty, records have shown that officials took hand prints, foot prints as well as finger prints as evidence from a crime scene. In China, around 300 CE, handprints were used as evidence in a trial for theft.

You told me that ancients did not use prints for crime, I just showed you they did. You told me they probably just used fingerprints as a symbol of royalty or something.

This doesn't support your argument anyway on the basis that the verse does not mention unique fingerprints.

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This is what you said earlier.

only skin part which is responsible for burning or cutting sensation

This is what you're saying now.

I never said that skin is the only part of body that feels the pain. You are quoting my statements out of context.

Ok let's look at the whole context, and other comments made by you.

If there won’t be skins there won’t be pain and punishment.

WRONG
There will be because of pain from the eyeballs and other organs when they are set on fire.

There is a special mention of changing of skins, which is related to continuation of punishment, and this is the clue that skins are special.

WRONG
other parts of the body would feel pain if destroyed by flames feel the skin is not special.

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Yes, it says God will reconstruct people’s body including the fingertips. This shows that for God it is not challenging to recreate all human beings with all those unique fingerprints no matter those fingertips might be trillions in number. To create something second time is not difficult than the first time.

It's almost too easy to show how illogical you are if you just look over what you have typed over time.

You have said that there are plenty of body parts that are unique, yet in the above statement you are saying that this verse is saying how it isn't challenging for god to specifically recreate all those unique fingerprints, if other body parts are also unique then why focus on fingerprints?

So basically you have guessed the quran is talking about fingerprints being unique even though the words unique and fingerprints aren't in the verse then you have guessed this is gods way of saying that recreating unique things isn't challenging to him even though other body parts are unique and other body parts are more complex such as the brain for example.