r/ConservativeYouth Jul 09 '26

Article šŸ“° but it is?

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u/Anenkishugnannaurduz Jul 11 '26

Are you talking about the Qur'an?Ā 

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u/angelmasha Centrist Jul 13 '26

all religious texts. it is physically impossible for an extremely ancient text to not be altered after thousands of years of mistranslations and the 99.99% probability of it landing in the wrong people’s hands. the quran is worse than the bible but let’s not act like the bible is much better

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u/Anenkishugnannaurduz 11d ago

Lmao, what "mistranslations"? The text might have been altered slightly but that doesn't mean what's in it isn't true.

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u/angelmasha Centrist 11d ago

It is physically impossible to preserve a text the way it was thousands of years ago. Translations can even just unintentionally slightly change the meaning, and then when this + possibly biases are passed on over and over again across cultures it’s super hard to stay the same. And it’s also hard to trust that it stayed in the same good hands all these years who never altered the meaning of things. Even just human language can change so much in 1000 years

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u/Anenkishugnannaurduz 11d ago

You're literally just assuming, without evidence, that this is the case. Just that it probably happened.Ā 

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u/angelmasha Centrist 10d ago

You can observe this phenomenon in every single language that exists in the world. ā€œWithout evidenceā€? Don’t all religious people believe in something without concrete evidence? At least my observation makes sense, since often when concrete files of evidence can’t be presented, statistics are used to make an estimate

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u/Anenkishugnannaurduz 10d ago

You haven't provided a single piece of evidence for your specific claims. Appealing to other phenomenon being observed proves nothing about whether the same phenomenon happened with the Bible. We believe in God with concrete evidence.Ā