This is an obvious fallacy: man may be thankful to God or he may deny His blessings. And he can be kind to the poor and needy and he can be cruel and hard-hearted. So this is his choice.
IF that's what they're teaching you at school in whatever feudal theocracy it is that you live in--Iraq?-- it's no wonder there are only three Islamic Nobel winners in science from a population of over a billion. The Jews are way ahead of you, fully a quarter of the science Nobel Prizes have been awarded to Jews, from a population of around 15 million. That's the difference between valuing education and reason as Jewish culture does, and the superstition most Islamic societies, and you, are sinking in.
You missed what I said: they told us in school the same as you say: the gravity is related to mass not to heat.
Of course you are wrong. The telescope does not tell you this, but you interpret it as you like.
Granted, it wasn't entirely clear to me what you were claiming in your post, but with that remark and on rereading it I see that is what you meant. So they told you correctly in school. Yet you believe they lied to you, based on the Quran and an uneducated man's interpretation of it.
My Jews? They're not my Jews, or anyone else's, nobody owns them. And that's Nobel, not Noble; obviously you have no concept of the contributions all those Nobel winners have made to human understanding, culture, and civilization. As long as the Quran and Al-Hilly's interpretation of it remain your main source of information and understanding, reality will forever elude you. Your ignorance is hopeless. Stupidity I wouldn't hold against you, that wouldn't be your fault, and you're obviously not stupid anyway, but ignorance is fixable; your ignorance IS your fault, and by your own oft-repeated arguments, God must be misguiding you into error.
They did not lie, but they were ignorant about this knowledge.
That's not knowledge, it's a false claim. It's hardly a conceit to accept what the evidence says, and the evidence says that temperature has no effect of gravitational forces. You've produced no evidence to the contrary, you just keep repeating the claim of Al-Hilly, a scientific illiterate, based on no evidence at all. Produce the evidence and I'll consider it, and if you can prove the claim there'll be a Nobel in it for you, which comes with a nice pile of money. Legions of physicists and engineers, since Isaac Newton first figured out the basics of it all about 400 years ago, have worked on gravity without considering the temperatures of the bodies concerned, and the physics undeniably works without it. Yet on the basis of an unsupported claim rooted in religious belief by a scientific illiterate, you say they have all been wrong, and you know the truth. The conceit is yours, not mine.
There isn’t. Otherwise there would be one religion instead of the 5000 or so that exist now.
No matter where you go on Earth, there is god even when cultures were remote and without contact.
Yes, every culture has its deities, but that just speaks to something that's universally true about human nature, likely related to our fear of death and our desire for explanations. Popularity is not evidence of what's true.
