GodLogic's Top Arguments on Quran Preservation REFUTED
Credibility score: 47/100 — Mixed Credibility. Several questionable claims detected. Watch with healthy skepticism.
Claims analyzed
Quran not physically preserved, only oral — BS (15/100)
Bro just said 'no manuscript' then immediately admitted they have the Birmingham one. Pick a lane 💀
Sources: The Myth of Perfect Preservation, r/CritiqueIslam on Reddit: Big shocker here, the Quran is NOT preserved, r/DebateReligion on Reddit: The Quran Was Not Perfectly Preserved
Missing chapters mean the Quran is corrupted — Dubious (40/100)
Asks if missing chapters = corruption — but the Hadith itself is explaining abrogation, not loss 💀
Hadith about missing chapters is just abrogation, not corruption — Opinion (50/100)
Calls it abrogation so the Hadith proves consistency — neat theological move, zero new evidence
Islam has three types of abrogation from an-nasikh wal-mansukh — OK (65/100)
States there are three types — standard Islamic scholarship, but the video doesn't cite the source text
Sheep eating page doesn't matter — companions memorized everything — Opinion (50/100)
Classic 'memorization saves it' defense — assumes perfect oral transmission with zero errors.
Aisha's 10-suckling verse was abrogated late; she later confirmed 5 in Sahih narration — OK (60/100)
Cites Sahih Muslim 1452A and Sunan Ibn Majah 1942 as proof Aisha corrected herself — the hadiths exist but don't erase the preservation problem they create 💀
Challenges Christians to prove gospel writers were eyewitnesses — Opinion (50/100)
Bro just pivoted to 'what about the Bible' when his own preservation argument got cooked 💀
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