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This is the most helpless tactic. Apologists want to prove that some impressive scientific information is in the Quran, so they start with the Quran and then they make '''any''' kind of construction as long as the conclusion is that the scientific information is in the Quran. The most obvious example is [[Singularity in the Quran]] miracle, where the logic is "Allah swears by the stars and Allah is one (=singluar), therefore the Quran says that stars can become a singularity". | This is the most helpless tactic. Apologists want to prove that some impressive scientific information is in the Quran, so they start with the Quran and then they make '''any''' kind of construction as long as the conclusion is that the scientific information is in the Quran. The most obvious example is [[Singularity in the Quran]] miracle, where the logic is "Allah swears by the stars and Allah is one (=singluar), therefore the Quran says that stars can become a singularity". | ||
==" | ==The "miracles"== | ||
These are the most wide-spread miracles, debunked: | |||
===Qur'an and the Big Bang=== | ===Qur'an and the Big Bang=== | ||
{{Main|Quran and the Big Bang|l1=Qur'an and the Big Bang}} | {{Main|Quran and the Big Bang|l1=Qur'an and the Big Bang}} | ||