2-big bang theory in the Quran

[Purple Rabbit]

Since when is asking for an example an attack on the premise? This mentality is typical for your deranged look on critical investigation, you don't know the diffrence between asking questions and questioning the premise.

i didnt mean this i meant that when telling a scientific fact that is already discovered some of the members still attacking me without giving reasons or even say what their position is based on.imagine if i said something that is not discovered yet am not saying that asking a question is attacking

You were simply asked to come up with an example of science in the quran in advance of science. Give it now or shut up about it forever.

You are making a claim here so it is you that have the burden of proof.

i didnt ask anyone to proof what am saying.the burden of proof is on anyone who really want to know the truth.

Complete battering bullshit. Wanting to know the truth does not mean a burden of proof.

It should be noted also that it is completely irrelevant that muslim scholars lack tools to prove their claims when asked for the claims themselves. Just state their claims!. If you cannot state 'm unambiguously than what is your point?

i just see that it will add nothing to talk about something that scientists dont even know wether this is correct or not.thats why i just mention the things that are supported by non muslim scientists as you will never assume the credibility of muslim scientists comment on the Quran verses

The specifics of your claims are needed BECAUSE they would potentially add this credibility you're after. Once again you have managed to get into the business of circular reasoning, you don't give the specifics of your claims because we wouldn't believe 'm and we don't believe 'm as long as you don't give 'm. This is all getting too deranged for me Mo.

You left out hell to complete your three storey universe.

heaven means the sky its different than paradise

So someone not capable of one errorless sentence in english, such as yourself, makes a big argument based on a lacking "s"? In the sentence “He raised his eyes to heaven / the heavens.” both spellings mean the sky.