[Coach]

>hmmm.....whenever i don't agree with what you believe in you
>claim i have insulted you....this is a classic victim
>syndrome, something your ideology has refined for you.....and
>ofcourse you will always claim islamophobia.....hmm i know.


You are challenged and since you cannot face up to the challenge, you insult. What syndrome is that?



>>Allah
>>tells us that the Qur'an is His words and for those who
>>disbelieve, He invites them to look into the Qur'an and find
>>any scientific fault in it or even try and write anything
>>similar to it.
>
>No he doesn't, but then again i could be wrong.....is this
>Allah also God? And if She is why does She need humans to find
>fault in Her writings? In all my life in school i was taught
>to grasp the good stuff taught by my teacher and leave or
>ignore the mistakes.....so i find it strange that Allah should
>be asking us to pick a fault instead of advising us to take
>the best out of the kooran and ignoring any faults......common
>sense tells me that.


That's the beauty of the Qur'an which sets it apart from the books you learnt from so far...IT HAS NO FAULTS! If you don't believe it, then try to find faults in it; if you still doubt it, try writing something like it. Since tehre are no faults, there isn't something to "ignore" or "leave out" mate.



>> This is not "self-egotism" as you have
>>understood it but an open challenge to humanity, those who
>>don't believe should try and produce something like it (not
>>even better, but something like it in magnitude).
>
>Actually i have read immaculate stuff but you will never
>accept that hence i will not bother you with unnecessary
>info.


Oh thanks for sparing me!



>> I know this analogy
>>sounds a bit daft,
>
>Yes true that.....a wise man accepts his mistakes....


Yeah, desperate times call for desperate measures. If you have a toddler who is unable to chew solid food, a blender is a good thing to have handy :-)



>Obviously anyone you do not agree with will be deemed to have
>insulted you so i understand your madarasa school of thought.

You always disagree with me but here I'm trying to elucidate matters regarding my faith...I definately attended the "patience school of thought", what say ye?



>>Did you even read what I posted above? I read it through and
>>know excatly what they were talking about. I even quoted a
>>paragraph from the link you gave me, did you miss that? I
>then
>>gave you a response that refutes their claims but it is
>>apparent that you didn't even bother to "get informed" and
>>correct the misonceptions you have about the Qur'an.
>
>Coach, most of the stuff makes no sense....i do not waste time
>reading stuff once i can see fallacy of thought....most of the
>stuff can be rendered illogical by the fourth written
>line....I also believe that the brain is a data processor and
>stores memory.....i have no need for unnecessary info.....yes
>the kooran has some beautiful verses, yes alot of it makes
>sense and yes alot of it leaves alot to be desired.....that is
>the bone of contention.


That comment was actually aimed at TM and I never asked you read anything. If your scientific basal ganglia showed you that the contents had a "fallacy of thought" by the time you got to the fourth line, then who am I to question your observations?