I have no problem with the concept of God/Allah/Zeus whoever
I just don't believe he/she/it has ever actually spoken to anyone.
Ever.
And anyone who makes that claim is obviously manipulating the masses or just plain delusional
And Natural selection renders "intelligent design" unnecessary.
Human beings have an amazing imagination and it was easier to fool people back then because the large majority weren't educated.....David Blaine would probably be worshiped as a God back then.
Muhammad:Say breh, some angel spoke to me in a cave and told me to write down some shyt.
Random nikka:fukk outta here nikka
Muhammad: Breh u know me, I'm an honest and sincere human being, I can't even read nikka, How could I write some ill shyt like that without divine intervention b? I got no reason to lie b, here, take a look at this shyt and read it for yourself
Random nikka: U know what?... ur right, the way some of this text lines up could only be done by God himself, damn, that shyts cray b, all praises to allah, lets spread this to the entire world
I'm grossly oversimplifying it but essentially that's how it went down. And not to just single out Islam.... all religion is basically just like that. Joesph Smith's finding magic tablets inside of a hat
(Mormons) is no different than what Muhammad did thousands of years ago, People only give Mormons more hell because it happened more recently and of course we all know miracles like that are only labeled "authentic" if they happened a long ass time ago.
DON'T DRINK THE COOL AID BREHS
but while we're on the subject, if Muslims truly believe that along with the other stuff in bible/Qur'an.
Then why would it be so far fetched for them to also believe that Master Fard Muhammad was God incarnate and came to Elijah Muhammad? I mean, God already came to the Jews and Christians, then to Muhammad....why is it impossible for him to come a 4th time?
None of these claims have strong evidence to support them, so why quickly dismiss one and label the other authentic? My guess is that it all depends on what you were "raised" to believe.
(Either that or the majority rules)