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Originally Posted by _Opi_
Obviously, you wont pick up a hardcopy of the Quran yourself and you want the easy way out. Alright, let me break it down for you. Your first citation is "Qu'ran 39". This is not the right way to cite a verse from the holy book. You must have the chapter name or number and verse number. Example: Al-Baraqa 50. Al-Baraqa is the chapter name. 50 is the specific verse. Or you can write it like so..surah 2 (which is Al-Baraqa):50. There is no chapter in the Quran named Quran. Therefore the first quote you gave me was INCORRECT.
Your second citation is "Ishaq:587". There is no chapter called "Ishaq". In fact, the closest sounding chapter is "Al-Ishiqaq". I thought this was a good-faith mistake until I looked at the verse #. 587. The longest chapter in the Quran is Al-Baraqa. It contains 286 verses. Let me repeat this in case you missed it. There is no chapter and no such verse in the Quran.
Now, I ran some searches on google to see where you might have gotten them and here are the top results:
First verse:
An acoustic guitar forum
Prophet of Doom (lol)
JihadWatch
Second verse:
Prophet of Doom
Jihad in Islam (understanding-Islam.com is a Christian website)
FaithFreedom
They cite those verse the same ( incorrect) way. I can only assume you went to one of those sites to get your verses. Like I said, you're wasting your time and you have already wasted mine for making me type an essay.
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NICE.
_Opi_ I also found those same references in some Bob Jones University "educational material" that is kept at the theological centre here at UofT...
Oh... as for blueangel's 4% Fundamentalist stat... ummm what percentage of Christians would fall into the same bracket? Or didn't the 'study' mention that...
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