Originally posted by ahosyney
Ok, may be you some how right. I will not jump to concolusion now.
So in this verse there are two points:
1- The earth and heaven are created using a force spreaded them. I say it might be refereing to Big Bang.
2- The other point is that the every living is created from water.
Two scientific points. I say they are written in Quran 1400 years a s be a possible explaination?
Give me your second explaination and lets discuss it togather.
There are two possibilities we're dealing with here. 1) Allah exist and
spoke to the rest of us through Muhammed, or 2) Allah does not exist
and Muhammed made it all up.
Looking at the text you describe it would seem incredible how
Muhammed could know that all life came from the seas, when only
recently scientists have been able to derive that conclusion from fossil
evidence and whatever else. But, if I'm arguing for the second case, I
can easily see how someone living in or near the desert would realise the
importance of water and thus draw the conclusion that all life comes from
it. On land there is little life to be seen, in the sea there's plenty.
As for the bing [sic] bang (sorry, I thought that sounded amusing - I do
realise it's a simple spelling mistake 🙂 ) and the connection you make
to the text where Allah supposedly divided the earth and heavens after
having created a unity, I think that one is a little too far fetched. An
explosion and the division you speak of are quite different in nature.
Besides, the Big Bang refers to the creation of the entire universe,
whereas Allah only speaks of heaven and the earth.
You need to show something a little more concrete. Like the Qur'an
stating that everything is made out of small particles (atoms). (Actually,
I believe the ancient greeks were thinking along those lines, hence the
word.) 😕 I don't know what would convince me really. I'd have to think
about that.