His throne is on water..stunning scientific theory that the Quran foretold 1400 y ago

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/a...fluid.html

Allah has told us about this already, Allah (God) resides above all in the 7th heaven, with "his throne being atop of water"..As strange as it may sound, that's how he,God, phrased this 1400 years ago. He revealed this fact to Mohaamed -Peace be Upon Him-, and Mohammed -who couldn't even read or right- reported it to the illiterate Arabs of the Middle Ages.

(Sura 11 Verse 7 )   And it is He who created the heavens and the earth in six days - and His Throne had been upon water - that He might test you as to which of you is best in deed. But if you say, "Indeed, you are resurrected after death," those who disbelieve will surely say, "This is not but obvious magic."

You will rise after you die..God exists. It can't be; a nomad in the desert before 1400 years ago wouldn't have ever thought about such thing.
He is testing us. And this life is nothing but a test..no wonder space/time wasn't so nice to our bodies; we are drowning..

Space/time is crushing us.  

God exists. 

We are being tested.

So I'll begin by noting my amusement that you leaped from an article about an untested hypothetical quantum model- an article that literally opens by asking an as-yet unanswered question- to "god exists," based on your unjustified assumption that the answer to the question, that the physicists haven't gotten around to yet, is an unqualified yes. You can tell a lot about a person's motives by the leaps they make, and in your case it's never been clearer that you're attempting to steer the science to a predetermined conclusion, circling the hits and ignoring the misses in a classic example of the sharpshooter fallacy, rather than allowing all the facts to shape your conclusion for you.

As it happens though, it's trivially easy to prove your shark-jumping bullshit wrong: the verse you posted specifies water, not liquid. Even during the time that the verse was written there were other liquids than water, and so there's no linguistic escape hatch for you to take here: not all liquids are water, and water is not the only liquid. Water, in fact, has a very strictly defined chemical makeup that this quantum liquid, even if it were to be proven absolutely true, would not share. In no sense would this liquid be water, which is what the verse says specifically: the verse cannot be talking about this quantum fluid.

This is about as ridiculous as you rushing in here with a new scientific discovery that shows that the universe is composed of liquid helium, and then crowing "ha! Islam is correct! Allah said his throne sits upon water!"

... Okay, but the science doesn't say anything about water. Like, at all.