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===Presenting descriptions of supernatural events as descriptions of nature=== | ===Presenting descriptions of supernatural events as descriptions of nature=== | ||
The Quran describes many supernatural events that were done by Allah. If Allah did it, then it means it probably isn't something that just happens in nature regularly. But when the supernatural event resembles something that science discovered happens in nature, apologists will say that the Quran describes the natural phenomena. | The Quran describes many supernatural events that were done by Allah. If Allah did it, then it means it probably isn't something that just happens in nature regularly. But when the supernatural event resembles something that science discovered happens in nature, apologists will say that the Quran describes the natural phenomena. | ||
==Presenting knowledge of history as a miracle== | |||
It's not miraculous if Muhammad knew about something that happened before. All he needed was to hear someone tell the history. | |||
===Presenting description of an event as a description of a general rule=== | ===Presenting description of an event as a description of a general rule=== | ||