Silly Mistake on Contradictions - 02/20/2009
In your section for Islam labeled "Qur'an
Contradictions" you compared the Qur'an to the Hadith. The Hadith,
Bukhari being one, is not the Qur'an. These two texts are completely
separate. That is like someone quoting a Creed and comparing it to
the Bible, in some sense. But regardless this section is about Qur'an
contradictions, not Qur'an/Hadith contradictions.
"The
angel Gabriel had 600 wings. (Sahih Bukhari, Volume 4, Book 54,
Number 455)"
Best wishes
CONTENDER MINISTRIES RESPONSE:
Hi, and thanks for writing. There is no mistake, silly or otherwise.
The Quran contradicts other Islamic teachings, which means this
qualifies as a contradiction in the Quran. It contradicts the Hadith,
which are the written teachings of Islam's prophet, Muhammed. When the
Quran contradicts the very words of the "prophet" who wrote the Quran,
it's not only evidence that the Quran contains contradictions with
Muhammed's own teachings, it's evidence that he is a false prophet. We
didn't specifically state that the contradictions were limited to
contradictions within the book itself. It even contradicts the later
teachings of Islams founder. It's not necessary to make two separate
lists, as they all fall under the classification of contradictions.
Jennifer Rast
Contender Ministries
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