Miracle

[Harris]

[The Valkyrie]

Mythology desperately attempting to equate itself to science.

[Kitan Etos]

In layman's terms: anything considered a miracle is done so by ignorant twats with their escapism from reality through gaps of knowledge which lead to pretty fantasies that are appealing to their simple minds; a miracle is nothing more than a misguided concept of that which has not yet been naturally explained.

[Jenny A]

[Minimalist]

[Longhorn]

Oh sure, everything describes everything if you interpret it the right way. I still think green ham and eggs is a metaphor for the infinite regress.

[Aoi Magi]

"And it is WE who post a response in this thread." -myself
Look another miracle, myself wrote something that is quite possible for any human to write.


You know, observation is not the same as "prediction". And writing vague observations without any attempt of reaching a plausible explanation is not a miracle.

[ignoramus]

Harris Wrote: [url=http://atheistforums.org/post-963506.html#pid963506][/url]5. Iron carried by meteorites to earth

“…WE SENT DOWN IRON, in which is (material for) mighty war, as well as many benefits for mankind…” (Quran 57:25)

And Allah claims iron.  So?

There's a shit load of iron in the earth. Why the need for meteorites? Special effects?

[Alex K]

These scientific insights don't provide "absolute certainty". But anyway, I don't understand what you are trying to tell us with this text. First, you cite the somewhat antiquated and scientifically naive writings of *some guy*, and then you cite all kinds of passages from the holy book that vaguely resemble things from science. In the middle you wave your arms around and say something about precise logical proof and obviously true principles and absolute certainty which makes no sense and only seems to serve the purpose to impress the reader with big words. I have no idea how these things are connected and what the point of this is.

[robvalue]