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vor 16 Jahren
Most Muslims believe the Koran was dictated by God--word for word,
in Arabic-- to Muhammad through the archangel Gabriel. For years
Koranic scholars (even in western, secular institutions) have been
reluctant to challenge this notion. But now a handful of academics
are applying the same critical methods used in biblical studies to
the study of the Koran. Koranic criticism is still in its infancy
but scholars are already discovering facts which radically
challenge the traditional account. Ibn Warraq, author of "Why I am
Not a Muslim" and "What Does the Koran Really Say" joins us on the
show to discuss some of these findings. The doubtcasters would like
to encourage RD listeners to donate what they can to S.H.A.R.E
(Skeptics and Humanists Aid and Relief Effort) to help the victims
of the recent earthquake in Haiti. Visit www.doubtcast.org for
details.
in Arabic-- to Muhammad through the archangel Gabriel. For years
Koranic scholars (even in western, secular institutions) have been
reluctant to challenge this notion. But now a handful of academics
are applying the same critical methods used in biblical studies to
the study of the Koran. Koranic criticism is still in its infancy
but scholars are already discovering facts which radically
challenge the traditional account. Ibn Warraq, author of "Why I am
Not a Muslim" and "What Does the Koran Really Say" joins us on the
show to discuss some of these findings. The doubtcasters would like
to encourage RD listeners to donate what they can to S.H.A.R.E
(Skeptics and Humanists Aid and Relief Effort) to help the victims
of the recent earthquake in Haiti. Visit www.doubtcast.org for
details.
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