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[quote][quote] One example of such unfounded exaggeration would be the part in the Quran which says that Earth is shaped like an ostrich's egg. Scholars go on and on on how nobody at the time knew this, and how people thought that the earth was flat and that there are two mountains on each side supporting the sky. But then they ignore the fact that this was well-known even in BC, and it was never widely thought that the earth is flat at all (this was only spread by the Roman church). Edited by: amrbassiouny on Thursday, March 10, 2005 4:38 AM[/quote] Brother AmrBassiouny You have ignored one point here, egg of ostrich is not spherical but elliptical as earth is, was it know at that time that earth was elliptical??[/quote]
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