Universe was Created in 6 days Scientific error in Quran & Bible! | Waseem | Debate | Australia
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the beauty of Quran. the precise word ayyam which can means Days / Periods / Epoch / Era / Time-frame. while Bible Genesis makes a huge WRONG mistake that the 6 days are the 24h cycle hence it disqualified Bible texts came from God.
The Bible says that God created light on the first day with morning & night. This was impossible as the heavenly bodies were created on the 4th day. 😮
@@hoopoe3093 true
And such errors are only possible due to the unscientific knowledge of the writers of the Bible
Ah the day question, just because it says "day" it does not automatically refer to earth days of 24 hours, the earth was still nonexistent when universe was being created, so why would the creator reference it? People really ask dumb questions.
Time is relative to the reference body, the reference body for universe could be something outside of it which has its own time period. And this 6 days could be relative to that or something else, neither quran nor bible have ever reference what it is taking as a time factor reference when it says 6 days.
24-Hour in a day is only here on Earth. So in Arabic the word ayaam which is a period of time. If you ever watched outer space movie like Star Trek when they bring up time such as hours or minutes. They always say in your Earth hours or Earth minutes .This is because God is not here on Earth. He's not part of his creation.
Imagine how much man has to fall to tell with surety what God means by ayam. Yes it could mean anything, but most ulema of past are of the aqeedah that, Allah meant 6 days from it. And yes Allah did create universe in 6 days.
Yes the question might arise, which days are these, earthly or heavenly. Plus are earthly days shorter or longer than heavenly days.
But the one who denies Allah didn't create universe in 6 days goes against all of the ulemas of our past.
@@mujeebhamid2670 fair point
However, no one in the discussion has denied that Allah created universe in 6 days!
Except only tried to explain what 6 days/periods could mean (other than 6 worldly days of 24 hr durations) based on usage of the word ‘Ayyaam’ in other verses of the Quran
Problem then arises why the 6 days of Bible are told to be unscientific. The thing is both Qur'an and Bible description of creation is unscientific. Oh wait ? Does that mean both of these books are false. Answer is No a big big No. The scientific view of creation is just a theory, it has some true elements but it is also intermixed with so many false theories. Even the most accepted view, big bang, is pounded these days by scientists and they seek a new theory of creation.
Science will keep on changing, bcz it will never reach the truth, until it takes its source straightly from the creator.
Science having a changing nature and so many theories turning out to be false, shouldn't give licence to religious critics to judge Qur'an or for that matter Bible with regards to science. Qur'an is ultimate truth. It is better than Bible and Bible is better than science. Science shouldn't be made authority to judge the religious books.
Religious books are written in a language of soul. Whereas science is based on most plausible imaginations, where some imaginations turn out to be true whereas as most theories and imaginations are rejected ultimately.
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Exactly, Science is your criterion which is telling you how to interpret the Quran. You will continuously reinterpret the Quran whenever science come to a fact or a proven theory that contradicts your current interpretation. Then a logical question is why you are holding on Quran where you are verifying it by science?
Seriously what are you smoking? The Arabic language has been there for millennials and you're saying some childish stuff? Go learn Arabic and try to disprove what he said, stop acting smart here kiddo