Delman (@dmontetheno1)

<b>@dmontetheno1:</b> This is, in my opinion, the most reasonable view. It’s a pseudo-problem. The Qur’an repeatedly appeals to natural phenomena to direct its audience toward truth. It can describe the earth phenomenologically as flat or spread out without making a definite claim about cosmology. <...

<b>@dmontetheno1:</b> This is, in my opinion, the most reasonable view. It’s a pseudo-problem. The Qur’an repeatedly appeals to natural phenomena to direct its audience toward truth. It can describe the earth phenomenologically as flat or spread out without making a definite claim about cosmology. <...

<b>@dmontetheno1:</b> This is, in my opinion, the most reasonable view. It’s a pseudo-problem. The Qur’an repeatedly appeals to natural phenomena to direct its audience toward truth. It can describe the earth phenomenologically as flat or spread out without making a definite claim about cosmology. <...