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Quran Talk

The Quran's Moral Law

Aug 19, 2026 · 25 min · 8 segments

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Discord: https://discord.gg/submissionserver Video Notes: https://qurantalkblog.com/2026/07/07/two-plus-two-and-the-law-of-god-a-simple-test-for-telling-divine-law-from-human-law/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/talkquran Spotify: https://spoti.fi/30MB7Nw Podcast: https://apple.co/2lLnsFE Resources: https://wikisubmission.org/quran Problematic Sahih Hadith: https://qurantalk.gitbook.io/problematic-sahih-hadith Hadith Refutation: https://qurantalk.gitbook.io/hadith-refutation/

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Speakers: Quran Talk HostHost

Top entities: Quran×33 God×43 Tribe of Benjamin×6 Book of Deuteronomy×3 Indiana×2

The Indiana Pi Bill0:00 – 0:53

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HostHost

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Peace be upon you.

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HostHost

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So in 1897, the Indiana House of Representatives voted to pass a bill that would change the value of pi to a round number.

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HostHost

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This bill was sailing its way to the Senate when it just happened that there was a math professor from Purdue who happened to sit in and then explain that this isn't feasible.

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HostHost

0:28

And then it was only then that the bill quietly died the next day.

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But let's suppose that the professor never showed up and the bill passed.

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HostHost

0:40

Would this change the value of pi? And for reference, the value of pi is determined by dividing the circumference of a circle by its diameter.

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Moral LawReligion > Islam > Quran
Universal MoralityReligion > Islam > Quran > Moral Law
Consequences of ActionsEthics > Moral Philosophy > Moral Law
JusticeEthics > Moral Philosophy > Moral Law > Consequences of Actions
Cultural InterpretationsSociety > Social Norms > Moral Standards
Religious PracticesSociety > Social Norms > Moral Standards > Cultural Interpretations
Moral LegislationPolitics > Legislation
Impact on SocietyPolitics > Legislation > Moral Legislation
Ethical GovernancePolitics > Legislation > Moral Legislation > Impact on Society
Immutable LawsScience > Physics > Laws of Nature
Interplay of Science and MoralityScience > Physics > Laws of Nature > Immutable Laws
Society
LegislationPolitics
Social NormsSociety
IslamReligion
QuranReligion > Islam
Laws of NatureScience > Physics
Moral PhilosophyEthics
Moral StandardsSociety > Social Norms
Moral LawEthics > Moral Philosophy
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The Indiana Pi Bill0:00 – 0:53

H

HostHost

0:00

Peace be upon you.

H

HostHost

0:02

So in 1897, the Indiana House of Representatives voted to pass a bill that would change the value of pi to a round number.

H

HostHost

0:16

This bill was sailing its way to the Senate when it just happened that there was a math professor from Purdue who happened to sit in and then explain that this isn't feasible.

H

HostHost

0:28

And then it was only then that the bill quietly died the next day.

H

HostHost

0:34

But let's suppose that the professor never showed up and the bill passed.

H

HostHost

0:40

Would this change the value of pi? And for reference, the value of pi is determined by dividing the circumference of a circle by its diameter.