Hubble's Law in the Quran long before Hubble's own discovery

[Minimalist]

That wouldn't even slow down a true believer.  They are all assholes.

[Wyrd of Gawd]

[vulcanlogician]

Could you elaborate Wyrd? I don't follow. Couldn't there have been a word that meant the same thing in Arabic?

[Nay_Sayer]

Snipped gibberish

Once again wrong. Your book shamelessly took the teaching of the first Sumerian Collander scrolls.



"This is from the great epic known as gemellimesh; Translated reads;   'The skies doth expand forever farther than we can ever reach.  It doth expand from a point so small the eye cannot see, smaller than a single grain within a plank of wood. Search the skies my students with not just your eyes but your minds."

This was written somewhere between 2030 and 2056 BCE and it confirmes the following;  Plank time, Expanding space, and the big bang.

Sorry your late to the party Atlas.

RAmen.

[Jackie]

Snipped gibberish

Once again wrong. Your book shamelessly took the teaching of the first Sumerian Collander scrolls.



"This is from the great epic known as gemellimesh; Translated reads;   'The skies doth expand forever farther than we can ever reach.  It doth expand from a point so small the eye cannot see, smaller than a single grain within a plank of wood. Search the skies my students with not just your eyes but your minds."

This was written somewhere between 2030 and 2056 BCE and it confirmes the following;  Plank time, Expanding space, and the big bang.

Sorry your late to the party Atlas.

RAmen.

I agree that religions borrow or steal motifs from prior religions, but no, it does not NOT "confirm" "Plank Time" or "expanding space" or the "Big Bang" anymore than the ancient Greek's use of the word "atom" confirmed quarks, or electrons or protons or neutrons. 

All that ancient squiggle confirms is people guessed and made those bad guesses on prior polytheism whom, those polytheist were as ignorant of modern science as monotheists.

POINT IS, that nobody, worldwide had any clue of what we know today.

[vulcanlogician]

I don't think he was quite serious, Brian.

[Nay_Sayer]

Once again wrong. Your book shamelessly took the teaching of the first Sumerian Collander scrolls.



"This is from the great epic known as gemellimesh; Translated reads;   'The skies doth expand forever farther than we can ever reach.  It doth expand from a point so small the eye cannot see, smaller than a single grain within a plank of wood. Search the skies my students with not just your eyes but your minds."

This was written somewhere between 2030 and 2056 BCE and it confirmes the following;  Plank time, Expanding space, and the big bang.

Sorry your late to the party Atlas.

RAmen.

I agree that religions borrow or steal motifs from prior religions, but no, it does not NOT "confirm" "Plank Time" or "expanding space" or the "Big Bang" anymore than the ancient Greek's use of the word "atom" confirmed quarks, or electrons or protons or neutrons. 

All that ancient squiggle confirms is people guessed and made those bad guesses on prior polytheism whom, those polytheist were as ignorant of modern science as monotheists.

POINT IS, that nobody, worldwide had any clue of what we know today.

Sir I'll have you know Ancient Pastafarianeese is not squiggle; Like Latin, Esperanto and Donald Trumps tweets, It is a language very few can read and understand.

[Minimalist]

the teaching of the first Sumerian Collander scrolls.

Wait.  I thought the Collander Scrolls were written by the FSM?

[Wyrd of Gawd]

[WinterHold]