It is quite an interesting phenomenon that, koran readers, at first just assume that the koran will agree with logic. They think that, as long as they stick to what is good and logical, then the koran will probably just support them with text.
And it does.
Who can be more logical than God.
Logic is more of a black and white subject. You either are or you either are not.
God is the most logical being in the univese.
What does "most logical" mean?
But you guys think Dawkins knows more.
Ad Logicam - Red herring.
17 times in the Koran, it mentions how boiling water will be used to torture people. And then those humans, your friends and parents and sons, will be given new skin, so they can 'taste' the pain of torture every day. For eternity.
Now how come, 17 times the koran mentions hot water for the purpose of torture, and not even once, did koran instruct us to boil water to purify it? Imagine how many million lives would have been saved had the koran instructed us to boil water.
That was funny.
Atheist wants a loving God to instruct him to use boiling water.

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But it is the writer of the koran who chose to instruct us on the uses of boiling water. I did not ask for that instruction. I did not ask for anything in the book.
The writers of the Uthmanic koran instruct us Seventeen times on how to use boiling water. Boiling water is meant ot be spilled in the mouth and/or on the back of the neck of those who disagree with our worldview.
The koran is not a big book compared to the ground it tries to cover. Yet of 6200+ verses, it chose to dedicate 17 lines to boiling water.
But it is okay, we do not need to continue discussing the subject of boiling water. You will only keep coming with more irrelevant answers that will make you lose credibility. Not a position a True debater wants to be in as it will make your future debates that much harder.
For now, you can be appreciative of the knowledge you gained from me about the koran. The fact that Boiling water is mentioned 17 times. That all 17 times are meant for torture, plus whatever tidbits you might have gained from me. Hopefully as this debate continues, I might also get to learn something new about islam from you.
Let's discus some other issue, the issue of praying, why you pray Five times a day when the koran only states Three times?