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At some point, those coincidences add up to something that CANNOT have been divinely inspired because it would provide proof and obviate the need for faith. The moment you don't need faith, you don't need God.
This is EXACTLY why you should be careful trying to post information that "proves" your point. Most of the passages CANNOT have the meaning you are attempting to assign according to the Christian dogma on this subject. Any god you can prove cannot be the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Joseph because the Abrahamic God is the god only accessible through one's faith. ALL provable gods are creations of Satan, meant to divert people from worship of the "One True God."
The tactics of the imposters would be to provide claims of veracity and elements of proof, so OF COURSE the Qur'an claims what it claims and says what it says.
I don't actually believe in ANY gods so I do not accuse you of pushing a Satanic creation on the world. But be aware that there are those who would use your proofs against you in the way I have described. In fact, in some of the Bible-thumping Fundamentalist pulpits around the USA, they already HAVE used a similar argument against Islam. To me it is all a case of "the pot calling the kettle black."
Your quoted passage says that men and women result when human sperm meets human egg. That is ALL that it says, and anyone conversant in animal husbandry would have told you that in the pre-Christian era. The brood mares and cows and nanny-goats don't get preggers until a male of that species joins the "conversation" and starts the balls rolling.
This is EXACTLY why you should be careful trying to post information that "proves" your point. Most of the passages CANNOT have the meaning you are attempting to assign according to the Christian dogma on this subject. Any god you can prove cannot be the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Joseph because the Abrahamic God is the god only accessible through one's faith. ALL provable gods are creations of Satan, meant to divert people from worship of the "One True God."
The tactics of the imposters would be to provide claims of veracity and elements of proof, so OF COURSE the Qur'an claims what it claims and says what it says.
I don't actually believe in ANY gods so I do not accuse you of pushing a Satanic creation on the world. But be aware that there are those who would use your proofs against you in the way I have described. In fact, in some of the Bible-thumping Fundamentalist pulpits around the USA, they already HAVE used a similar argument against Islam. To me it is all a case of "the pot calling the kettle black."
Your quoted passage says that men and women result when human sperm meets human egg. That is ALL that it says, and anyone conversant in animal husbandry would have told you that in the pre-Christian era. The brood mares and cows and nanny-goats don't get preggers until a male of that species joins the "conversation" and starts the balls rolling.
