Is there a contradiction in the Qur'an?

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-another pointless argument that mistakes aren't mistakes - inception style, since it's combined with a pointless argument about your own mistakes not being mistakes...which is exactly the thing that demonstrates these requests to be in bad faith.

I agree it's not very useful to discuss internal mistakes if we disagree about god. But if you're not prepared to back up one you claim you found... don't bring it up. Again, this is a book by which we pray five times a day, all our life. And again, I am gladly welcoming anyone pointing out a simple, unavoidable, clear mistake, I would be eternally grateful.

There we have it.  You reject their claims, you reject their excuses, and you show that even if pagans™ did exactly what you insisted that they did not, you would simply argue that they were wrong.

And where is the problem with that exactly...?

Great, I'll let you handle the OP's misapprehensions then.  Good luck.  He indicated above that there was a mistake made which caused you to believe that Big Mo was illiterate.

He simply claimed Muhammad wrote the Qur'an in a paper, lol. There were no papers in his time, first of all. Second, I never heard a Muslim saying that in my life. Third, I am not going to handle his misapprehensions, I think he knows them but somewhat his language betrays him

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Many more contradictions than 1 - and I have actually read the thing, dull and repetitive as it is. Here's a big contradiction to get you started: it says Allah is merciful yet also that non-believers (nobody has any control over what they believe - we only believe what we perceive to be the truth) will be tortured for all eternity in hell.

Bro, there are responses to the problem of Evil out there, look them up. And this is not specific to the Qur'an, and therefore, it's off topic.