Quranic clarity / internal contradiction

The host cited Quran 12:111 as evidence that the Quran describes itself as a 'detailed explanation of all things,' forming part of his claimed contradiction with Quran 3:7.

Used to argue that the Quran explicitly calls itself a 'detailed explanation of all things,' forming one side of an alleged contradiction with verses that say some Quranic passa...

Invoked by the host in a critique of Quranic completeness, arguing that the Quran claims to be a detailed explanation of everything and therefore cannot excuse missing context. ...

The host cited Quran 3:7 to argue that the Quran itself admits some verses are unclear, which he used to challenge claims that the Quran is fully detailed and completely explained.

Paired with Quran 12:111 to argue that the Quran admits some verses are ambiguous, which the speakers used to challenge the claim that it explains everything in detail.

Referenced to explain the Quranic category of 'clear' and 'unclear' verses, with the host claiming Muslims appeal to it when challenged on difficult passages about Jesus.

A commenter and the host cited this verse as saying the Quran is fully explained, then contrasted it with Quran 3:7 to argue an internal contradiction about whether the Quran is...

The host cited Quran 6:114 to argue that the Quran claims to be fully detailed and explained, again supporting his critique of inconsistency with unclear verses.

Used as one of several verses claiming the Book is fully explained in detail, forming the first side of the alleged internal contradiction.

David Wood cited this cluster of verses to argue that the Qur'an presents itself as a perfectly clear book, setting up his claim that Muslims should not reinterpret its plain st...

The host cited Quran 11:1 as another verse saying the Quran's verses are perfected and explained in detail, continuing the same internal-consistency challenge.

Used alongside 6:114 and 12:111 to argue that the Qur'an describes itself as fully detailed and explained.

Used as the second half of the claimed contradiction: the host argued this verse says a misleader will bear some of the burdens of those he misled, which he said conflicts with ...

Placed beside Quran 35:18 to argue a contradiction: this verse says misleaders bear some burdens of those they misguide, which the host presented as conflicting with the claim t...

Cited as the other side of the alleged contradiction, because it says some will bear their own burdens and some of the burdens of those they misled.