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#1 Stranger_4
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Seriousy this CAN change your mind, it's simply a brilliant work and well worth a purchase trust me.

http://www.amazon.com/Revelation-Rationality-Knowledge-Truth-Mirza/dp/1853726400

You can also read it online here but I would really suggest to buy it and read it fully from scratch.

While it's gonna take a long time to read it, if someone found it helpful, do report back.:)

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#2 Citrus25
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I don't read books. :P
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Oh boy *Hides in fridge*
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#4 ifunc
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I thought you was gonna say something like:
The bible

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#5 unholymight
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What can a single book do if no other religious person in the world has managed to convince us up to this point?
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#6 Big_player
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I've never believed that science and religion are at complete odds with each other or that they inherently disprove each other, but that does not mean I believe in a god.
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#7 Shad0ki11
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The hardest thing to change about someone is their ideology, TC.
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#8 Paladin_King
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Sounds like a wasted 756 pages (sheesh) to me. All a text like this does is 1) Preach to the converted 2) Expect to convert atheists (which it probably won't succeed at) For the most part, it probably just ends up being a whole lot of #1
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#9 Taggsai
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I dont get why some people cant just let people believe what they want to believe..
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#10 ps3wizard45
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Believers should read into logical/scientific books! :o

I went there....

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#11 chessmaster1989
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Given how many good books I have yet to read, I think I'll pass on that one.
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#12 Teenaged
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Yes. Of course. Because as we all know every atheist became an atheist because he/she read a particular book, and by reading this one, the "baaad effects" of the previous will be reversed.... >_>
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#13 Funky_Llama
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Browsing through some of that is like Answers in Genesis rewritten by Muslims. >_> 'It is inconceivable for these measures to have been planned and executed by a mere blind collusion of chances.' Falsely equating evolution with random chance... check. :roll:
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#14 Rikardur
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I dont get why some people cant just let people believe what they want to believe.. Taggsai
Religious ignorance, I sense.
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#15 Stranger_4
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Browsing through some of that is like Answers in Genesis rewritten by Muslims. >_> 'It is inconceivable for these measures to have been planned and executed by a mere blind collusion of chances.' Falsely equating evolution with random chance... check. :roll:Funky_Llama
Is it? Maybe it is just saying that? Did you just read the entire thing already? Do you know in what context it was saying that?

:roll:

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#16 xTheExploited
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So what is it? The 21st century Bible or something?
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#17 Stranger_4
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Believers should read into logical/scientific books! :o

I went there....

ps3wizard45
Ya this is a logical/scientific book.
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[QUOTE="Funky_Llama"]Browsing through some of that is like Answers in Genesis rewritten by Muslims. >_> 'It is inconceivable for these measures to have been planned and executed by a mere blind collusion of chances.' Falsely equating evolution with random chance... check. :roll:Stranger_4

Is it? Maybe it is just saying that? Did you just read the entire thing already? Do you know in what context it was saying that?

:roll:

Yes. I read the bit preceding. What you see there is exactly what it means in context. And quite simply, I don't see why I should read a book written by someone so obviously ignorant of what they're talking about.
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#19 Stranger_4
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What can a single book do if no other religious person in the world has managed to convince us up to this point?unholymight
"In this magnum opus Mirza Tahir Ahmad has the distinction of being the only religious leader to date to provide a scientific rebuttal to the Godless theories of the eminent biologist Richard Dawkins"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirza_Tahir_Ahmad

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Yes. Of course. Because as we all know every atheist became an atheist because he/she read a particular book, and by reading this one, the "baaad effects" of the previous will be reversed.... >_>Teenaged

Don't you know how silly and impressionable those non-believers are? I mean come on, we all know that they're all just edgy middle school kids that wear shirts like this:

Anyone who is over 18 and is a non-believer is seriously kidding themselves, and needs to read that book.

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#21 ps3wizard45
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[QUOTE="ps3wizard45"]

Believers should read into logical/scientific books! :o

I went there....

Stranger_4

Ya this is a logical/scientific book.

I wuz joking :P

I don't car either...

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#22 Funky_Llama
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[QUOTE="ps3wizard45"]

Believers should read into logical/scientific books! :o

I went there....

Stranger_4
Ya this is a logical/scientific book.

Well, it has scientific pretences but I'd go no further.
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#23 -Sun_Tzu-
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I think every religious person should read Christopher Hitchen's "God is Not Great: How Religion Poisons Everything"
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[QUOTE="unholymight"]What can a single book do if no other religious person in the world has managed to convince us up to this point?Stranger_4

"In this magnum opus Mirza Tahir Ahmad has the distinction of being the only religious leader to date to provide a scientific rebuttal to the Godless theories of the eminent biologist Richard Dawkins"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirza_Tahir_Ahmad

This is his magnum opus? His other stuff must be absolutely awful then. :lol:
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#25 Stranger_4
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[QUOTE="Stranger_4"]

[QUOTE="Funky_Llama"]Browsing through some of that is like Answers in Genesis rewritten by Muslims. >_> 'It is inconceivable for these measures to have been planned and executed by a mere blind collusion of chances.' Falsely equating evolution with random chance... check. :roll:Funky_Llama

Is it? Maybe it is just saying that? Did you just read the entire thing already? Do you know in what context it was saying that?

:roll:

Yes. I read the bit preceding. What you see there is exactly what it means in context. And quite simply, I don't see why I should read a book written by someone so obviously ignorant of what they're talking about.

Where did you read that, show me?
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#26 AAllxxjjnn
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Actually, i think that book is for the already religious. They need books like that to certify their beliefs.
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[QUOTE="unholymight"]What can a single book do if no other religious person in the world has managed to convince us up to this point?Stranger_4

"In this magnum opus Mirza Tahir Ahmad has the distinction of being the only religious leader to date to provide a scientific rebuttal to the Godless theories of the eminent biologist Richard Dawkins"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirza_Tahir_Ahmad

Who said that? Just wondering, because simply saying it's a scientific rebuttal does not make it one :P.

Plus, someone who uses the phrase "Godless theories" isn't exactly someone I would trust on opinions like these...

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Um, no thank you.
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#29 TenP
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I've seen the light!
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[QUOTE="Funky_Llama"][QUOTE="Stranger_4"]Is it? Maybe it is just saying that? Did you just read the entire thing already? Do you know in what context it was saying that?

:roll:

Stranger_4

Yes. I read the bit preceding. What you see there is exactly what it means in context. And quite simply, I don't see why I should read a book written by someone so obviously ignorant of what they're talking about.

Where did you read that, show me?

Sure. http://www.alislam.org/library/books/revelation/part_5_section_5.html

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#31 TheDawnofFlames
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No, I shouldn't read it, there's nothing new in there, I know this for a fact, and I didn't even read it. Christians will never convince me... You may convince others to have blind faith, but you will never convince anyone in pure fact. It's all the same hypothetical crap. I want God to just show up and blind me with his light of brilliance. That's enough proof for me, untill then I'll just go about living my life like I really don't care.
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[QUOTE="Teenaged"]Yes. Of course. Because as we all know every atheist became an atheist because he/she read a particular book, and by reading this one, the "baaad effects" of the previous will be reversed.... >_>Blood-Scribe

Don't you know how silly and impressionable those non-believers are? I mean come on, we all know that they're all just edgy middle school kids that wear shirts like this:

Anyone who is over 18 and is a non-believer is seriously kidding themselves, and needs to read that book.

*hides T-shirt under the desk*

Wait. I am 18,... and I am agnostic. Should I read the book and be enlightened? :o

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Looks boring.
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#34 Stranger_4
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[QUOTE="Stranger_4"][QUOTE="Funky_Llama"]Yes. I read the bit preceding. What you see there is exactly what it means in context. And quite simply, I don't see why I should read a book written by someone so obviously ignorant of what they're talking about.Funky_Llama
Where did you read that, show me?

Sure. http://www.alislam.org/library/books/revelation/part_5_section_5.html

The title of the chapter is "survival by accident or design". It is just discussing a particular argument, what's wrong with that?:?
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#35 SpaceMoose
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Sounds like another preaching to the choir book to me. Probably the only people who will be convinced by it are people who read it looking to validate their beliefs, who are probably pretty much the only people that read it anyway. Yeah, I'm not going to waste my time with hundreds of pages of something that is probably just going to bore me to death and drive me nuts with flawed reasoning. If God really cares what everyone believes so much, he can show up and tell everyone individually himself.
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"A clear blow to the god of Natural Selection!" Mmmm, think I'll pass
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[QUOTE="unholymight"]What can a single book do if no other religious person in the world has managed to convince us up to this point?Stranger_4

"In this magnum opus Mirza Tahir Ahmad has the distinction of being the only religious leader to date to provide a scientific rebuttal to the Godless theories of the eminent biologist Richard Dawkins"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirza_Tahir_Ahmad

A. Try using a source that hasn't obviously been edited by an anti-Dawkins fundie.

B. His so called "rebuttal" was merely a fallacious "life is too complicated to arise by chance!" argument.

C. It wasn't even scientific.

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"A clear blow to the god of Natural Selection!" Mmmm, think I'll passxaos
Maybe it's a different kind of blow...
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[QUOTE="Teenaged"]Yes. Of course. Because as we all know every atheist became an atheist because he/she read a particular book, and by reading this one, the "baaad effects" of the previous will be reversed.... >_>Blood-Scribe

Anyone who is over 18 and is a non-believer is seriously kidding themselves, and needs to read that book.

really.. im in denial because I believe in logic, science, and evolution?

99% of christians became christians because their parents told them too.

99% of atheists became atheists because they used logic, and believed in science.

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[QUOTE="Funky_Llama"][QUOTE="Stranger_4"]Where did you read that, show me?Stranger_4
Sure. http://www.alislam.org/library/books/revelation/part_5_section_5.html

The title of the chapter is "survival by accident or design". It is just discussing a particular argument, what's wrong with that?:?

How about the fact that it's a ridiculous claim that anyone with even a basic understanding of evolution can easily refute? Christ, someone that ****ing clueless about evolution should NOT be writing a chapter of a book on it.
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[QUOTE="Blood-Scribe"]

[QUOTE="Teenaged"]Yes. Of course. Because as we all know every atheist became an atheist because he/she read a particular book, and by reading this one, the "baaad effects" of the previous will be reversed.... >_>Teenaged

Don't you know how silly and impressionable those non-believers are? I mean come on, we all know that they're all just edgy middle school kids that wear shirts like this:

Anyone who is over 18 and is a non-believer is seriously kidding themselves, and needs to read that book.

Wait. I am 18,... and I am agnostic. Should I read the book and be enlightened? :o

Because...you know, Bush was for "enhanced interrogations" because he's a Christian and that's probably exactly the sort of thing Jesus would have done. I do love the combination of straw man and ad hominem attack all rolled into one.
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[QUOTE="Stranger_4"]

[QUOTE="unholymight"]What can a single book do if no other religious person in the world has managed to convince us up to this point?chessmaster1989

"In this magnum opus Mirza Tahir Ahmad has the distinction of being the only religious leader to date to provide a scientific rebuttal to the Godless theories of the eminent biologist Richard Dawkins"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirza_Tahir_Ahmad

Who said that? Just wondering, because simply saying it's a scientific rebuttal does not make it one :P.

Plus, someone who uses the phrase "Godless theories" isn't exactly someone I would trust on opinions like these...

The article on this guy on Wikipedia is currently getting batted around due to the decided lack of neutrality in it
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[QUOTE="Blood-Scribe"]

[QUOTE="Teenaged"]Yes. Of course. Because as we all know every atheist became an atheist because he/she read a particular book, and by reading this one, the "baaad effects" of the previous will be reversed.... >_>porky_ownsu

Anyone who is over 18 and is a non-believer is seriously kidding themselves, and needs to read that book.

really.. im in denial because I believe in logic, science, and evolution?

99% of christians became christians because their parents told them too.

99% of atheists became atheists because they used logic, and believed in science.

lrn2sarcasm.

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[QUOTE="Teenaged"][QUOTE="Blood-Scribe"]

Don't you know how silly and impressionable those non-believers are? I mean come on, we all know that they're all just edgy middle school kids that wear shirts like this:

Anyone who is over 18 and is a non-believer is seriously kidding themselves, and needs to read that book.

SpaceMoose
Wait. I am 18,... and I am agnostic. Should I read the book and be enlightened? :o

Because...you know, Bush was for "enhanced interrogations" because he's a Christian and that's probably exactly the sort of thing Jesus would have done. I do love the combination of straw man and ad hominem attack all rolled into one.

Who made an ad hominem attack? Me?
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[QUOTE="Stranger_4"][QUOTE="Funky_Llama"]Sure. http://www.alislam.org/library/books/revelation/part_5_section_5.html

Funky_Llama

The title of the chapter is "survival by accident or design". It is just discussing a particular argument, what's wrong with that?:?

How about the fact that it's a ridiculous claim that anyone with even a basic understanding of evolution can easily refute? Christ, someone that ****ing clueless about evolution should NOT be writing a chapter of a book on it.

What da **** are you talking about? You think there's nothing "random" about evolution? You think hez a complete tool whoz disucussing that and no one else is ignorant enough?:lol: Loooooool look whoz the ignorant one!!!!

http://www.simpletoremember.com/vitals/EvolutionNotByChance.htm

http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/chance/chance.html

:roll::roll::roll:

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Who made an ad hominem attack? Me?Teenaged
Poe's law.
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What da **** are you talking about? You think there's nothing "random" about evolution? You think hez a complete tool whoz disucussing that and no one else is ignorant enough?:lol: Loooooool look whoz the ignorant one!!!!

http://www.simpletoremember.com/vitals/EvolutionNotByChance.htm

http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/chance/chance.html

:roll::roll::roll:

Stranger_4

"The theory of evolution -- and it is just that, a theory -- "

Stopped reading there. If they can't tell the difference between conjecture and scientific theory, then their attack on evolution is probably just as misconstrued and poorly researched.

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[QUOTE="Funky_Llama"][QUOTE="Stranger_4"]The title of the chapter is "survival by accident or design". It is just discussing a particular argument, what's wrong with that?:?Stranger_4
How about the fact that it's a ridiculous claim that anyone with even a basic understanding of evolution can easily refute? Christ, someone that ****ing clueless about evolution should NOT be writing a chapter of a book on it.

What da **** are you talking about? You think there's nothing "random" about evolution? You think hez a complete tool whoz disucussing that and no one else is ignorant enough?:lol: Loooooool look whoz the ignorant one!!!!

http://www.simpletoremember.com/vitals/EvolutionNotByChance.htm

http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/chance/chance.html

:roll::roll::roll:

Did you even read that talkorigins article? Allow me to quote it: 'Conclusions of this FAQ: Genetic changes do not anticipate a species' needs, and those changes may be unrelated to selection pressures on the species. Nevertheless, evolution is not fundamentally a random process.' See that at the end there? Not a random process? :lol:
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#49 Funky_Llama
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[QUOTE="Stranger_4"]

What da **** are you talking about? You think there's nothing "random" about evolution? You think hez a complete tool whoz disucussing that and no one else is ignorant enough?:lol: Loooooool look whoz the ignorant one!!!!

http://www.simpletoremember.com/vitals/EvolutionNotByChance.htm

http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/chance/chance.html

:roll::roll::roll:

metroidfood

"The theory of evolution -- and it is just that, a theory -- "

Stopped reading there. If they can't tell the difference between conjecture and scientific theory, then their attack on evolution is probably just as misconstrued and poorly researched.

Heh, me too. It's a natural reaction now to simply ignore anything full of crap enough to make that mistake.
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#50 TheFlush
Member since 2002 • 5965 Posts
hm... maybe I should read the book... for a couple of laughs!