>>17933858
7. The ethics or moral teachings he provides are self-serving to an uncanny degree.
He wants to marry a woman who is already married to a relative. Is this forbidden by law? Don't worry, the so-called prophet will do it anyway. Who cares about consistency?
Since his actions serve as role models for all other devoted fans, he sets a bad moral example.
Slavery, the suppression of women, discrimination against people of other faiths - no problem, as long as you have the upper hand in the struggle.
The very human and individual taste of a single man has been claimed to be divine preferences for centuries.
And it's a shame.
As I said, other religions may been not much better, yet they at least attempts to transcentend individual tast.
So, now we go into the errors:
a) They claimed that some guy called Dhu al-Qarnayn conquered the entire earth. He even goes from one end of the world, where the sun rises, to the other end.
I do not need to go into it to show that no serious historian knows about these events. If someone had conquered the entire world in the past, we would know about it.
The assertion that the sun comes out of a sea in the far east and sets in the far west only works under one condition: A flat earth at the center of the universe.
And it was known even in the 5th century that this model of the world is simply wrong.
b.) The description of how the embryo develops in a woman's womb is simply false. It's bullshit at best. Many scholars lie to themselves to maintain their belief in it.
It claims that the bones appear first.
It talkes Bullshit about blood and doesn't even describe something smiliar to cells or genes.
Did God forget about this, simply neglect how is own creatin works when he dictates this words?
I could go on and on to describe how terrible this prophecy works as a book on science.
You would expact that God provides more exact wisedom, though. God creat the world. He must know how it works, at least in general, in overview.
