Dr. Dary Miller – Basis for Muslim Beliefs (Part 2/6)
Part 2 of the hour long lecture by Dr. Gary Miller (Abdul Ahad Omar) on the muslim’s belif and Imaan. … gary miller abdul ahad omar basis for muslim beliefs belief islam quran verses hadith
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Lol.
Logic alludes you.
lol typical christian reaction.
instead of thinking rationally about what Gary Miller is saying or maybe you like what your hearing because it makes sense. you retreat back to your irrational belief without logic, almost like putting your head back in the sand. see where that takes you buddy!
JESUS CHRIST IS THE SON OF GOD!
paul the atheist when the time comes you will regret, wallahi
nice convincing video.thank you.
many thanks also to Dr. gary Miller. he ist a man who gives you scientific proofs.
If they grow up in your community. But all outsiders can’t make an accurate conclusion if it’s seen contrariwise you or the great author of your Qur’an. You must learn extremists’ don’t learn from what you are saying they only see you standing there defending them and what they believe, so they continue to behave in the way that they have behaved under the blanket of unity that you offer them.
instead of making sure that the people who are using this book to guide them through life, know for an unequivocal fact that what they think is accurate. But no you who are somebody of major importance in the community, who may even be seen as a good role model want to come on you tube and try to educate the rest of the world about how everybody who reads the Qur’an is so smart that they can’t make a mistake in what they learn from your great book.
He then teaches somebody else what he believes to be truth, but it is not and so the educating continues, but before long nobody knows what the original statement was supposed to be. This floor is the same with all religions not just the Qur’an. But unfortunately all the educated people (such as yourself) spend all their time trying to defend something that shouldn’t need it
And what is meant isn’t always put across correctly. And as half of the followers of the Qur’an are left to their own conclusions, mistakes are made. It’s also necessary to consider that many conclusions must be made by children Who clearly make mistakes. Then they make decisions that may not be accurate, and when the child grows up he is left with that decision as a statement of fact.
Dr. Dary Miller you are trying to give a good argument about the Qur’an and the author their of. However you forgot one basic principal, and that is nobody alive can estimate the intelligence of the author not even you. And as he is no longer hear to explain what he was trying to express in his writings we have nothing more than an interpretation of what was meant.