Podcasts about Shabir Ally

Dr .Shabir Ally joins me to discuss the Person of Christ.  What are the Orthodox Christian arguments in these three fields?  What are the Islamic arguments?  Dr. Shabir joins me for a formal debate on this topic moderated by Kyosan from the Politics Discord.   Support Jay Dyer at his site: https://jaysanalysis.com/membership-account/membership-levels/Send Superchats at any time here: https://streamlabs.com/jaydyer/tip Get started with Bitcoin here: https://www.swanbitcoin.com/jaydyer/ The New Philosophy Course is here: https://marketplace.autonomyagora.com/philosophy101 Set up recurring Choq subscription with the discount code JAY44LIFE for 44% off now https://choq.com Lore coffee is here: https://www.patristicfaith.com/coffee/ Orders for the Red Book are here: https://jaysanalysis.com/product/the-red-book-essays-on-theology-philosophy-new-jay-dyer-book/ Subscribe to my site here: https://jaysanalysis.com/membership-account/membership-levels/ Follow me on R0kfin here: https://rokfin.com/jaydyerBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/jay-sanalysis--1423846/support.

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Can Allah Talk to Me in My Dreams? | Dr. Shabir Ally

Where's Paradise According to Islam? | Dr. Shabir Ally

Q&A: Will God Forgive Me for Losing Faith? | Dr. Shabir Ally

When will the Victory of Allah Come? | Dr. Shabir Ally

Why Doesn't God Rescue Children in Gaza from their Suffering? | Dr. Shabir Ally

Israel-Gaza | Just War Theory & Islam | Dr. Shabir Ally

Islam & Judaism Have Lots in Common | Dr. Shabir Ally

God's Help is Near (Quran 2:214) | Inspiring Verses of the Quran | Dr. Shabir Ally & Safiyyah Ally

Objections of Atheists: Why Does God Allow Suffering? | Dr. Shabir Ally

Q&A: Why Believe in God if He's Beyond our Five Senses? | Dr. Shabir Ally

Q&A: Does Everything in the Heavens and on Earth Praise God? | Dr. Shabir Ally

Q&A: Why Would God Deceive People about Jesus? | Dr. Shabir Ally

Muslim Approaches to Christmas | Dr. Shabir Ally

Q&A: What Does the Quran Teach about Polygamy? | Dr. Shabir Ally

Q&A: I'm The Only Muslim In My Family. How Should I Deal With Christmas? | Dr. Shabir Ally

How Should Muslim Women Dress? | The Evolution of Hijab 8 | Dr. Shabir Ally

The Hadith on Women's Clothing | The Evolution of Hijab 7 | Dr. Shabir Ally

Quran 33:53 | The Meaning of "Hijab" | The Evolution of Hijab 6 | Dr. Shabir Ally

Quran 33:59 | "Recognized & Not Molested" | The Evolution of Hijab 5 | Dr. Shabir Ally

24:30 & 24:60: Instructions for Men & Older Women | The Evolution of Hijab 4 | Dr. Shabir Ally

Quran 24:31: Instructions for Women | The Evolution of Hijab 3 | Dr. Shabir Ally

Quran 24:31: Defining Awrah, Zinah, Juyub & Khimar | The Evolution of Hijab 2 | Dr. Shabir Ally

New Series: The Evolution of Hijab | The Headscarf & Dress of Muslim Women | Dr. Shabir Ally

New Series: The Evolution of Hijab | The Headscarf & Dress of Muslim Women | Dr. Shabir Ally

Did Paul create a different Christianity than Jesus? That is the claim of Muslim apologist Shabir Ally. In this episode, Abdu responds to the alleged inconsistencies between the teachings of Paul and Jesus.

How can I reach my loved one who has passed away? | Dr. Shabir Ally

Did Paul create a different Christianity than Jesus? That is the claim of Muslim apologist Shabir Ally. In this episode, Abdu investigates his claims through the legal principle of the adverse witness with help from an unlikely ally, Bart Ehrman, and illustrates the similarities between the teachings of Paul and Jesus.

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This debate was recently deleted from David Wood's former YouTube channel (Acts17Apologetics, now Hatun Tash DCCI Ministries on YouTube). I saved a copy of it before it was deleted because we wanted to ensure this classic, major debate between David Wood and Shabir Ally remains on YouTube. I recently asked for (and was granted) permission to re-upload the debate into the Modern-Day Debate library. Both debaters are linked below:David Wood: https://www.youtube.com/c/PhilosophyUndergroundShabir Ally: https://shabirally.com/Welcome to Modern-Day Debate. Our vision is to provide a neutral debate platform so everyone has their fair shot to make their case on a level playing field. _______________________________________________________________________________OUR SOCIAL MEDIA*EVERY debate we host is uploaded to our podcast (available on fine podcast apps everywhere - look us up on your favorite podcast app!)YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/moderndaydebatePatreon: https://www.patreon.com/ModernDayDebateTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/moderndaydebateDiscord: https://discord.gg/Qp7VtZ2Twitter: https://twitter.com/ModernDayDebate (@ModernDayDebate)Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ModernDayDebate______________________________________________________________________________________DISCLAIMER The views shared by guests on Modern-Day Debate are not necessarily representative of the views of Modern-Day Debate, James, or any university he has or has had any affiliation with. This includes our debate podcast.______________________________________________________________________________________I'm a Christian. If you ever want prayer or just someone to talk to after a horrible day, please reach out and let me know. moderndaydebate@gmail.com__________________________________________________________________________________#Debate #Podcast

In this video, Caleb Jackson joins me to look at Shabir Ally's case against the resurrection. We look at his claims related to the Gospel of Mark, Q, Jesus' ascension, vindication, and more! Check out the Debate: https://youtu.be/Xlfd1KFPvi8 Caleb's Book on the Resurrection: https://www.amazon.com/Undead-Historical-Investigation-Miracle-History/dp/1698686773 -------------------------------- GIVING -------------------------------- Please consider becoming a Patron! Patreon (Thanks!): https://www.patreon.com/AdherentApologetics YouTube Membership: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCO8jj_CQwrRRwwwXBndo6nQ/join

What is Salafism & Wahhabism? | Dr. Shabir Ally & Dr. Safiyyah Ally

Has the Quran Been Perfectly Preserved? w/ Michael Lofton Has the Quran been perfectly preserved in the last 1,400 years? Michael Lofton tackles the question head-on! Videos referenced: Yusuf Estes on why he left Christianity: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSuegJxws8M Michael Lofton and Dr. Shabir Ally’s discussion about the transmission of the Quran: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJcFrXhaij0 #islam #muslim #quran #catholic #christianity […]

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On today's episode we sit down with Reverend Anthony Rogers and discuss who he believes The Angel of the LORD is. We also talk about topics such as the Trinity in the Old Testament as well as debates he has had with Brandon Tatum and different scholars around the world. Anthony Rogers Debate on The Angel of the Lord https://tinyurl.com/22k93pk4 Anthony Rogers Debate with Brandon Tatum https://tinyurl.com/mvn7kudb Debate: Dr. Shabir Ally vs. Rev. Anthony Rogers https://tinyurl.com/2p8rkjnv  

Dr Shabir Ally is the President of the Islamic Information & Dawah Centre International in Toronto, the host of "Let the Quran Speak", and a well known Islamic Apologist. He has had many debates with Trinitarian Christians on the topic of the Trinity and is extremely well informed and articulate on the topic. Instead of a debate we have a cordial dialogue on the topic of Jesus in Unitarian Christian and Islam and what similarities and differences we have. We mention Bart Ehrman, Richard Bauckham, Rich Matt Slick, William Ellery Channing, Geoffrey Parrinder, Khalil Andani, Kenneth Cragg and many others. Dr. Ally's youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/QuranSpeaks

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Debate: Dr. Tony Costas Vs Dr. Shabir Ally, Did Jesus Resurrect from the Grave? This debate took June 29th, 2021. The Gospel Truth is hosted by Marlon Wilson

Debate: Dr. Tony Costas Vs Dr. Shabir Ally, Did Jesus Resurrect from the Grave? This debate took June 29th, 2021. The Gospel Truth is hosted by Marlon Wilson

Original youtube video to this debate here.

Original youtube video to this debate here.

This week's episode is once again about Islam and Christianity, and the vast contrast between the two on the subject of Scriptural inerrancy. Muslims have long claimed that the New Testament is corrupted and that our Christian revelations are therefore unreliable. This is nonsense and I show exactly why. I then move on to examine the claims that Muslims make about the inerrancy and reliability of their own Koranic scriptures, and I show, based on their own sources and historical evidence uncovered in the last few years, that there is nothing "eternal, revealed, complete, and unchanging" about their Koran. I cite a number of different videos and YouTube channels that you can use to educate yourself on these fascinating subjects. I will provide a full list of supporting materials - insofar as I can collect them all, because the list of such things is enormous - down below. This podcast is now live on Google Podcasts, Apple iTunes, Spotify, and now Pandora as well. So be sure to like, share, comment, and subscribe on your platform of choice! Videos and channels to watch: Dr. Daniel Wallace on how much and how badly the scribes corrupted the New Testament; Dr. Frank Turek with his brilliant "God's Blockchain" argument about the many manuscripts of the New Testament; Dr. Jay Smith explains the huge problems with the qira'ats and the rasm manuscripts that show the complete nonsense of the "inerrancy" claim that Muslims constantly make; Pastor Anthony Rogers debates Dr. Shabir Ally - actually he completely DESTROYED him - on, among other things, the supposed "contradictions" in the New Testament about the Christology of Jesus Christ; Dr. David Wood shows how Sh. Dr. Yasir Qadhi flatly contradicts himself on the issue of Koranic preservation; More videos here, here, here, and here from various Christian apologetics channels showing similar contradictions in Islamic texts and beliefs; Unrelated - in case anyone is interested, here is the video that I referenced right at the beginning about a drug called ivermectin which apparently has exceptional prophylactic properties against the Kung Flu; Put simply, the idea that the Koran was perfectly preserved is arrant nonsense. The challenge to Muslims is straightforward: If you claim that your Koran was perfectly preserved from 634 AD onwards, then SHOW IT TO US. Show us ONE Koranic manuscript, dating back to the time of Uthman - we'll give you Uthman, we won't even make you go to the time of Abu Bakr - that consists of 114 surahs, that is exactly the same in every way as your current Hafs text. If you cannot do this - then stop making this absurd claim. And if you find yourself questioning your faith - come on home. We have exactly what you're looking for. You want a revelation that is eternal, sent down, complete, and unchanged. We Christians have Him. His name is Jesus Christ, King of Kings and LORD. So come on back. Come on home. Come to Jesus Christ.

Original youtube video here.

Original youtube video here.

#theology #islam #quran Michael Lofton and Dr. Shabir Ally discuss the transmission of the text of the Quran and explore if it is reliable. William Albrecht serves as the facilitator.  

I actually spent a few minutes at the start to acknowledge the ground-shaking -let's make Obergefell look small time- absurdity that came forth from Neil Gorsuch and the Supreme Court this morning, but only to say that we would focus upon that tomorrow. The rest of the program -from about seven minutes in as I recall- is addressed to my Muslim friends-those with whom I have debated, done dialogues, corresponded, etc. I addressed the comments made recently by Dr. Yasir Qadhi and Dr. Shabir Ally regarding the textual history of the Qur'an and, by implication, the need to engage in textual critical studies, just as we do with the New Testament. My hope is that these comments will lead for further discussions that will shed more light upon the issues that separate us.

A round table discussion group joins me to review the debate and cover the areas I wasn’t able to respond to in the cross-examinations. We will also let Dr. Beau Branson give us an overview of his lectures on the monarchia of the Father and how this relates to responding to Muslims in apologetics. Most Protestants and Roman Catholics err here, so the analysis will be relevant. Fr Dcn Dr Ananias, Sam Shamoun, Lewis, Snek, Qai, and David the Real Medwhite will also join us

Dr .Shabir Ally joins me to discuss the Person of Christ. What are the Orthodox Christian arguments in these three fields? What are the Islamic arguments? Dr. Shabir joins me for a formal debate on this topic moderated by Kyosan from the Politics Discord.

Did Jesus Rise from the Dead? With Shabir Ally and William Albrecht (Moderator: Michael Lofton)  

Created by Dr. Shabir Ally. #029 ---------------------------------------------------- Waqtuloohum haisu saqif tumoohum wa akhrijoohum min haisu akhrajookum; walfitnatu ashaddu minal qatl; wa laa tuqaatiloohum 'indal Masjidil Haraami hattaa yaqaatilookum feehi fa in qaatalookum faqtuloohum; kazaalika jazaaa'ul kaafireen Fa ininn-tahaw fa innal laaha Ghafoorur Raheem Wa qaatiloohum hatta laa takoona fitnatunw wa yakoonad deenu lillaahi fa-inin tahaw falaa 'udwaana illaa 'alaz zaalimeen Ash Shahrul Haraamu bish Shahril Haraami wal hurumaatu qisaas; famani'tadaa 'alaikum fa'tadoo 'alaihi bimisli ma'tadaa 'alaikum; wattaqul laaha wa'lamooo annal laaha ma'al muttaqeen Wa anfiqoo fee sabeelil laahi wa laa tulqoo bi aydeekum ilat tahlukati wa ahsinoo; innal laaha yuhibbul muhsineen Wa atimmul Hajja wal Umarata lillaah; fain uhsirtum famas taisara minal hadyi walaa tahliqoo ru'oosakum hatta yablughal hadyu mahillah; faman kaana minkum mareedan aw biheee azam mir ra'sihee fafidyatum min Siyaamin aw sadaqatin aw nusuk; fa izaaa amintum faman tamatta'a bil 'Umrati ilal Hajji famastaisara minal hadyi; famal lam yajid fa Siyaamu salaasti ayyaamin fil Hajji wa sab'atin izaa raja'tum; tilka 'asharatun kaamilah; zaalika limal lam yakun ahluhoo haadiril Masjidil Haraam; wattaqul laaha wa'lamoo annal laaha shadeedul'iqaab (section 24) Al-Hajju ashhurum ma'-loomaat; faman farada feeinnal hajja falaa rafasa wa laa fusooqa wa laa jidaala fil Hajj; wa maa taf'aloo min khairiny ya'lamhul laah; wa tazawwadoo fa inna khairaz zaadit taqwaa; wattaqooni yaaa ulil albaab

Dr. Shabir Ally is a Muslim Imam and serves as the President of the Islamic Information & Dawah Centre in Toronto, Canada. He teaches courses on Arabic, the Quran, and Islam at the University of Toronto, and is known around the world as an expert in Islamic debate and interfaith dialogue. Recorded in front of a live audience, Dr. Ally explains how Muslims view Jesus vs. Mohammed, discusses the problem of Islamic extremism and whether the Quran advocates violence, and details instances of prejudice he’s faced as a Muslim living in North America post-9/11.

William Lane Craig vs Shabir Ally: What Must I Do To Be Saved?

William Lane Craig vs Shabir Ally: Did Jesus Rise from the Dead?

Click here to get James' new book, What the Quran Really Teaches About Jesus. Gary Myers: Hi, my name is Gary Myers. Joe Fontenot: And I am Joe Fontenot. Gary: We're the hosts of the Answering the Call Podcast. Joe: This is the podcast where we talk to people who are answering God's call. Gary: Today our guest is James Walker. Joe Fontenot: James has a new book out on the Quran but specifically on using the Quran to show that Jesus is who Jesus is- Gary: Wow. Joe: Yeah, it's very interesting. Marilyn interviewed him in this one and I sat in and listened and I really can't wait to read this book because the Quran essentially says Jesus is God without saying Jesus is God, and if you read carefully you can use it as its own apologetic for Christianity. Gary: That's great. I caught his evening session at Defend and he spoke about the book there and it's an exciting book. Can't wait to read it. Joe: Yeah. And he's also got an atheist Christian book club which he talks about, which I thought was pretty interesting as well. Gary: Very interesting. Well, let's hear from James. Marilyn Stewart: James, you are involved in some very interesting ministries and I want to talk to you about two of those. You do spend a lot of time talking to Muslims and also to atheists, but you have a brand new book What the Quran Really Teaches about Jesus prophet of Allah or Savior of the world. So, I want to start there and give you a chance to tell us a little bit about that book. But the title says the Quran Teaches about Jesus. I suspect that many Christians don't realize this. So, what does it say about Jesus? James Walker: Well, it is a surprise that the Quran has a lot to say about Jesus even more than Mohammed, and there are some things that actually that we would agree with that it agrees with the Bible in some places. Now, I think it's important to understand that it's not the same Jesus that we're talking about. But for one thing, the Quran affirms that Jesus was born of a virgin and no other Prophet, according to Islam was ever born of a virgin. Marilyn: And there are a lot of profits that Islam recognizes. James: They recognize any prophet of God. So, the prophets mentioned in the Bible, Isaiah, Ezekiel, talk about King David and Abraham. Yeah, all these are prophets, and Jesus also was one of the prophets. That's another affirmation that you have. In the book I have the transcript of a debate I did with a Muslim apologist Khalil Meek, and that's where the subtitle of the book comes from Prophet of Allah or Savior of the World. So, basically we started off in the debate with the point of agreement. We're both religions, both scriptures, the Bible and the Quran, both affirm Jesus as being a prophet. Now, we're I took it from there is you have to ask the question, what did Jesus prophesy? There is not one prophecy of Jesus recorded in the Quran. Marilyn: I believe you mentioned this when you were speaking at Defend about a Muslim who went to other authorities to check. Tell us a little bit about that. James: Yeah, one of the things that I'm trying to do in the book is encourage Christians to just engage. You'd be surprised most Christians if they think about it a while, they know a Muslim. It could be their doctor, or it could be a pharmacist, it could be a classmate at the university, it could be a convenience store clerk, a neighbor, but they know someone who's a Muslim. And there's, I think we have this kind of built in fear. I don't maybe want to start a conversation. What if they ask a difficult question, or maybe they would be offended if I ask a question about that. So, What I'm trying to do and what the Quran really teaches about Jesus is in the book, be able to have some great questions to ask or a verse in the Quran that you can ask them to explain to you and kind of start this gospel conversation. So, this particular example I gave, I was at a coffee shop and this guy comes in and I had seen him before but not really talked with him anything, but I noticed this time when he came in he actually had an Islamic dictionary in his hand. And I thought, "Okay, I know ... he's Muslim, but he also, I noticed there was only one seat open in the entire coffee shop. So, basically when I saw him headed toward my seat, I had been reading on my tablet, I'd been reading the Bible, but I just switched to the Quran. So, he sat down next to me and I didn't say anything but I thought this might happen. He must have looked over because he taps me on the shoulder he's big smile and he says, "Oh, you're reading Quran?" I said, "Yes I am." He said, "Oh, you must be Muslim." And I said, No, I'm actually Christian. He said, "huh." And it was like, it was a little bit disorienting to him. He didn't know what to make of it, but I said, "Listen, I'm a Christian, but I want to understand other religions and I want to know what the differences are, and I recognize if 1.8 billion people believe the Quran, this is an important book that I should be able to know. And I was reading in the Quran and I was having difficulty understanding a passage." He said, "I'm Muslim, let me help you." And so I showed him Surah 350 where the Quran ... Jesus is speaking actually. Here's another thing you have the saying of Jesus and Jesus says that you must fear Allah and obey me. So, you fear God, but you also have to obey Jesus. And he said, "But that's true, my friend, you must obey Jesus." I said, "Well, here's my question. I cannot anywhere in the Quran, find the commands of Jesus. If we're to obey Him, where can we find His commands?" Well, that ended up being like several conversations like that one and like two more times were talking about this and he was unable to find any of the commands of Jesus and so I said, "Well, this obviously you can only find them in the gospels like Matthew, Mark, Luke and John." He was a little bit hesitant to go that way but I finally convinced him if he would read Matthew's Gospel with me and see if we can find anything. He would say, "Oh, but the Gospels have been corrupted." I said, "But is there anything remaining of value there?" Well, he hadn't thought. "Well, there could still be something good let's go look and see." So, this is again, a way that just knowing a little bit about the Quran maybe a good verse, know the right kind of questions to ask. Yeah. And it ended up being for better part of probably six or eight months, we had off and on conversations. Marilyn: Now, so, he didn't know any commands in the Quran from Jesus and also prophecies? There were no prophesies in the Quran? James: Yeah, you can take the same approach with the prophecies. Nowhere in the New Testament. In my debate with Khalil Meek, when we both agreed at the very outset, okay premise one, is Jesus a prophet of God? Both affirm. So, my question which is a good question to ask any Muslim, what did Jesus prophesy? Marilyn: What do they say when- James: Well, they assume he must have prophesied what the Quran teachers. There's the idea that in Jesus' original writings that may be he must have taught Islam. Now, we don't have any of these writings because you don't find any of that in the four gospels or in the New Testament or anything like that, but there's this assumption, well, he must have taught the five pillars of Islam. Like any good Muslim and so I asked Khalil on that, "Can you show me the documents?" Now, when I'm going to say that Jesus made a prophecy I'm going to point to ancient documents very close to the time that Jesus lived. The best he could do was to say that those were corrupted and need to be superseded by the Quran. Marilyn: ... Now, that's interesting. So, let me make sure I'm understanding this correctly. Because the Quran does not list any commands or prophecies of Jesus, that presents a problem, but they can't feel comfortable accepting the Bible because they feel the New Testament is corrupted. James: Well, it's what Jesus prophesied. He prophesied that He would be crucified, that He would die, that He would rise three days later from the grave. These are things that not only are not in the Quran, the Quran mentions them and says that they're not true. Marilyn: Yes. Okay. James: But you don't have a prophecy of Jesus saying this. So, if someone is going to be a prophet, is he a true prophet or a false prophet? Of course, I mentioned in the book that, and the Muslim apologist Shabir Ally complains that the New Testament is not trustworthy because the Gospels may have been written several decades after the events they describe. Well, that doesn't mean they're not true, but ironically he's complaining about several decades when the Quran is trying to comment on something 600 years later, 800 miles away. Marilyn: Interesting. So, they then do say some at least that this corruption that took place with the New Testament they assume that these five pillars that's what's been taken out. James: Right. So, he must have taught Shahada, he must have taught everything that we find. So, it's kind of like the ultimate conspiracy theory is the idea that all of Jesus' original disciples were all Muslim, Jesus was Muslim, all his disciples are Muslim. They believe Islam, they believe what you now can find in the Quran and they wrote them down in what they call the Injil, the gospel, but none of the copies remain. Every copy that we have, very early copies that we have match what we have in our New Testament. So, one of the examples was that in the, there's a fragment of John's gospel, the Ryland P52 fragment, which is the oldest extent part of the New Testament that we have. It dates traditionally between 100 and 150 AD. Way before Mohammed. Ironically that little piece of fragment is actually citing a prophecy where Jesus speaks of his death and his resurrection. Marilyn: Yeah, the manuscript evidence for the New Testament just in Greek is around 5,000 manuscripts. And then of course we have other copies and other languages. So, we do have good evidence how the New Testament came to us. James: Right, and if you want to claim that there was another earlier uncorrupted New Testament, I mean, that's an interesting theory but I'd like to see some documents. Where's any proof on this? Marilyn: Sure. Let's go back to where else the Quran says some things about Jesus that we could affirm that do match up with what the New Testament says. James: Well, that Jesus was a prophet of God. We mentioned that His birth, His coming was predicted by the other prophets. They even say in the Quran that Jesus is Messiah. Now, they mean something very different by that than what we do. So, they're not trying to say Jesus was Christ or savior. That is not what they believe. But they do have the title Messiah. So, that would be something that we would affirm. To me, one of the most remarkable affirmations though is that the Quran teaches that Jesus was born of a virgin. And there's a whole chapter about Mary and about the virgin birth of Jesus in the Quran. I'd like to say, in fact, it's kind of the opposite of the Gospels. The Gospels is, 80% of it deals with Jesus' life and then rather, 20%, 25% and then the vast majority deals with those last two weeks. While in the Quran it talks a lot about Jesus but the vast majority talks about His birth and the early years and not so much about the later part of his ministry. But yeah, there's a passage in the Quran where it says that we honor and believe all of the prophets of God. And it lists several, including Jesus, and we make no differentiation between them. A great question to ask a Muslim is, "Hey, we have something in common. You believe in the virgin birth and that's what our scripture says, that Jesus was born of a virgin. Here's the question, tell me what other prophets were born of a virgin?" Marilyn: That's a good question. James: Well, there has been no other prophet. Not Abraham, not Ishmael or Isaac, or they would talk a lot about King David, none of them. So, even Mohammed. Mohammed was not born of a virgin. Marilyn: So, Jesus had this miraculous birth that no other prophet in the Quran has had. James: Yes. And would you have to agree with me then that Jesus is unique among the prophets if no other prophet has this kind of birth. Marilyn: Now, how is it that they see Jesus differently? Where do we disagree on Jesus? James: Well, unfortunately the disagreement on the essentials of Christian faith and the very core of the gospel. So, they're first of all going to say that while Jesus was a prophet He was not the Son of God. In Islamic thinking, and in the Quran actually, is pretty clear on this. The idea of God having a son is reprehensible to them because it implies if you're the Son of God that ... and I would agree it does. Some level, there's a quality there. You're the same type of being the father and the son. And in Islamic monotheism, only one person can be God, Allah and not any other person. If you ascribe the attributes of God to any other person, even Jesus, it is tantamount to the unpardonable sin. It's what they call the sin of shirk. Marilyn: And this is unforgivable, unpardonable, it is a major problem for Muslims. James: Yeah there's some Muslim folklore that's not explicitly said certainly in the Quran and not even really explicitly taught in the Hadith, but the idea is if you're a Muslim on the day of judgment and your bad deeds outweigh your good deeds, the Muslims all agree, you go to hell. But there's a caveat there, this idea that if you did not commit shirk and you were Muslim, that you potentially can get out of hell later. Marilyn: Okay. So, there's a way out. James: Again, that's not in the Quran. I asked a friend, one of my Muslim friends I was talking to, "I cannot find anywhere in the Quran where you get out of hell tell me where this comes from." And he, "Oh, it's not in the Quran it's in the Hadith." And I say, "Well, you know my Imam friend told me that Hadith is not totally reliable." And he's, "Well, it's not totally reliable." What if the part about getting out of hell is in the unreliable part? Marilyn: Gosh, that would be a bad situation. James: It would. Marilyn: Now, the Hadith, explain what that is and how it's different from the Quran. Just a brief explanation. James: Well, when Mohammed dies, and this is actually like a century or two after the death of Mohammed. The collection of the Hadith begins. And this is where you're trying to gather together a corpus of data on what Mohammed did and said, is extremely important in Islam because Islam is very much focused on orthopraxy, doing things the right way. I mean, everything. Every aspect of life, there's a right way to do it. It's based on the pattern of what Mohammed did. Well, that's based on Hadith. So in Hadith what they're doing is, they're trying to gather these statements, these sayings or deeds and they're trying to build a chain of custody on them. So, you have this saying, the story, and how do we know it happened? Well, this particular person said that he talked with someone who was one of the Friends of a companion of Mohammed. And so, they they connect the dots, try to get it back to the life of Mohammed, and there are several collections of Hadith. Many, many volumes of work. So, the idea is the Muslims will try to weigh how reliable that Hadith is. Is it highly reliable, is it somewhat reliable, and they base that on that chain of Custody. But I would say in a practical sense that what Islam is today is based at least as much if not more on Hadith than it is on Quran. Marilyn: Oh, is that right? James: Yes. Marilyn: And so, this shows some, it shows how important their thinking is on following a certain, I don't know if works is the right way to say it, but there is a path laid out for them that they must follow. James: Yeah, even the five pillars you don't find it at all clearly in the Quran. There's implication and stuff, but that you're to pray five times not six or seven, that's Hadith, you don't get that in the Quran. Marilyn: Very precise. James: Exactly. And so that's, on a practical level, extremely important in day to day Islamic life. Marilyn: So, it lays out a step by step thing that they must do in order to be right with Allah. James: Yes. Marilyn: So, there is no savior in Islam, is that correct? James: Yeah, and that was, we included as a chapter the entire transcript of my most recent debate with Khalil Meek and the title Jesus Christ prophet of Allah our Savior of the World, and Khalil is adamant that Jesus is not the Savior. But one of the debate issues that came up, if Jesus is not the Savior, who is? Who's the Savior then? And the tragic part of Islamic theology is, it's not just that Jesus isn't the Savior, there is no savior. Marilyn: Do they realize that they need a savior? Do you find that longing in their heart to this understanding that they are not quite good enough, that they haven't followed that path as closely as they need to? Do you get the sense that they have that desire to have a savior? James: I think not so much initially. Part of what I'm trying to do is get that Muslim friend with me into the Bible. So, I'm going to start with the Quran, but I'm trying to shift over, "Can we see what the gospel say about this." And try to get them to hear the stories of Jesus and you get a very different picture of God in the New Testament. You get a God who so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son. Well, in Islam Jesus can't be the begotten son. It says in the Quran, "Allah neither begets nor has he begotten, but even more disturbing you don't have a God that's love. You have a God, Allah is merciful, but there's a big difference between merciful and loving. In the same way the God in Islam cannot partner with or share His attributes with, He can't have a son or He can't be a son. This idea imply that He can't have that love relationship either because he's separate and distinct and totally apart from creation. Marilyn: And so, they do not think of God as a heavenly father as Christians see Him? James: Not father at all that's anathema to call Jesus father. And even in the doctrine of the Trinity, there are several places in the Quran where it says, stop saying, seize saying God is three. And in parentheses Trinity, sometimes they'll put the parenthetical in case you don't know what we're talking about. We don't believe in the Trinity doctrine. So, technically, is a monotheistic religion and it does cause confusion with Christians. We hear from our news media, we hear from some of our politicians even. Oh well, Christianity and Islam they're both monotheistic religions, they are both religions of Abraham, they put their roots back in Abraham. So, they believe in one God, they believe in the same God. Well, I would beg to differ on that. The believe in one God doesn't mean that we're talking about the same God. I've never met any Muslim, any Imam, any cleric, any even rank-and-file Muslim who would ever say that God is the father of Jesus Christ, you can't say that. Marilyn: So, we do worship different gods. James: I would say so. Marilyn: And we can start with the things that we do affirm about Jesus but it is important to lead them to the Gospels and finding out who Jesus really is. James: I do find some parallels ain how the Apostle Paul dealt with the Epicurean and Stoic philosophers. So, the Areopagus, and Athens, and Mars Hill. When He is talking to them and when he's confronted by them and he's trying to explain the gospel, it's interesting he never quotes any scripture. If he had quoted it, those guys wouldn't have known what he was talking about anyway. He does elsewhere quote their philosophers. And so what he does is he finds a point in common. There was a shrine to this unknown God. And I think, Paul, thinks, "Hey, I don't believe in Greek mythology, but this is too easy to use. Even they've acknowledged there might be a God they don't know about. This is the one I want to tell them about." Marilyn: And this is why your book is so helpful because you pull out some passages from the Quran that is a great place for Christians to start as they're talking to a Muslim. Some of those passages about Jesus and how He is, the things they agree with about Jesus and where it is different. So, your book came out this year? James: Well, late last year, it's already a new year now. Marilyn: Well, that's true. We're in 2019. James: Less than a year ago. We can say it that way. It seems like, and I tell you, I do not really embrace and enjoy the writing process. I do it. I am not happy to write, I'm happy to have written. Marilyn: And you are a good writer. It's very clear. James: Well, thanks. But it's, sometimes I think that writing a book is the closest a man can ever know to what it's like to give birth. So, it's like the labor pain. Marilyn: No, giving birth is worse. James: You've done both so you would know, but yeah, I don't enjoy the process but I'm glad that it's done. I like the product, had a lot of people helping me. I had our editor at Watchman Fellowship at my ministry did a lot of work to help, and then at Harvest House, the senior editor there, Steve, he's just so good at what he does. Marilyn: Excellent. Before we leave Islam, I want to give you a chance to talk about tips. You've mentioned a couple of things, but for Christians that want to make a friend of a Muslim and lead that Muslim to Jesus, to a loving God, you mentioned several tips at Defend, and I know you use the word task that this is our task, I just wanted to give you a chance to explain that to us, give us any other tips for getting to know Muslims, how we get to know them, how we approach them, anything like that you'd like to say. James: Yeah, I would just say just in general, and this is not just Muslim, this is really trying to build relationship with anyone for the gospel. I have a Mormon back, I used to be Mormon before I became a Christian, and when I first became a Christian I kind of did it all wrong with my Mormon friends. I could prove them wrong and I have all this evidence I want to hit them over the head with and looking back on it I should have known better because nobody responds well to when somebody says, I can prove you're wrong 10 different ways or something like that. So, over time, what I, here's what I've learned. It's really all about relationship. What did they say. No one cares what you know till they know that you care. And so, on the building on the back of relationship, you earn the right ... first of all, you know the person and you spent time with them that they can see that there's something different about you. They can see Christ in you, hopefully. And also you earn the right to ask the question. And there's a feeling of safety that, they know that I'm going to be their friend whether they're Muslim or not. And so it's not about if you convert to Christianity, then we can be friends. No, we're friends. If you convert to Christianity, I'd be thrilled. But we're friends either way. Marilyn: That's a good point. James: And building that relationship. So, it's all about that and asking the right questions. At the end of most of the chapters, we have a series of good questions that would help further that gospel conversation and gospel discussion. The other thing I would encourage people to do, I thought, many, many years ago, I had been dealing with reaching Jehovah's Witnesses, reaching people involved in the occult and I'll put in this Muslim thing. It's just like, I have this kind of fear. If I start talking to the Muslim, they're going to say, "I'm Muslim, I'm not interested" or something. And I found the exact opposite. What I found was, "I'm Muslim. I'm very interested." Marilyn: And this is fascinating. I think a lot of Americans felt that way, still feel that way. A little afraid to speak to a Muslim. James: Well, you know, we were the generation that lived through 911 and we see the terrorism and it's connected with radical Islam and sometimes there's an actual fear, every Muslim that you see, is there a bomb involved or something like that. I'm not going to minimize that that's not a bad problem. The vast majority of Muslims do not interpret the sword versus, when the Quran says that you're to smite the infidel and strike their necks and stuff, my friend Khalil that I did the debate with, he would tell me, "James, when it says to kill the infidel it's about the infidels on the Arabian Peninsula during the time of Mohammed and the warfare that was going on. It doesn't mean kill all infidels everywhere all times. It's a specific." He'd make a comparison to the Canaanites and the Exodus. Marilyn: In the old testament. James: It doesn't mean we're to go conquer every land and kill all the inhabitants and drive them out. So, if that's what most Muslims believe it's probably not my best strategy to talk them out of that. "Oh, no, right here you're supposed to smite infidel, that's me, you're supposed." No. If that's what they interpreted, it is what it is. There are Muslims that do interpreted it in a terroristic fashion. So, I'm so appreciative of our military, our first responders, and those politicians who make the right decisions to help protect us from all dangers, foreign and domestic, including religious terrorism, but my job as a Christian, I'm not the Air Force or the army, I'm not Homeland Defense, I'm part of the church. So, I feel like my job is the gospel, not so much to be involved in military or political solution. I really kind of feel we may be beyond, on the case of radical Islam, we may be beyond a political or military solution at this point. The only real solution I think might be the gospel of Jesus Christ. Marilyn: And it is a great opportunity. We say we are people of the Great Commission and God does seem to be bringing the nation's to us even from nations that we can't get into as missionaries. So, this is great. James: I've noticed a lot of pushback from people who, they're disturbed by there's so many Muslims moved to America in a 10 year period according to our most recent census, Islam is growing by 160% in just 10 years in America. But we have to say, well, you look at the other side, these people, a lot of them are coming from countries where it is illegal to share the gospel. Now that the Muslim is your next door neighbor or is your classmate at school at the college or something, you don't have to get on an airplane, you don't have to go through the red tape, is a mission field that comes to us let's see if we can take advantage of that. Marilyn: So, what are the things that we have in common with Muslims in terms of, they are people that love their families, love their children. And in terms of developing relationships, surely they are things like that, that we can connect to. What would you say to that? James: Well, one of the things, you're dealing a little differently if you're dealing with a Muslim, from Saudi Arabia, or even from Pakistan or Indonesia, Muslim country, Sharia law, you're dealing with a little bit different mindset when they come to America versus an American Muslim, but just understand that a lot of Muslims are confused when they get here because they assume that America is a Christian nation and everything that they see, everything that they see on the internet, everything that they see on TV and the movies, they think, "Oh,, this is Christianity." And to help them to see that not everything American means Christian. A great question to ask is, when you've built that relationship with the Muslim is say, "Let me ask you my friend, have you ever came to the place where I share with you how I became a Christian?" And sometimes there's this confused look, "Well, you were born in America." Marilyn: Sure. James: "Well, yes I was, but to be born in America makes you an American, but to become a Christian you have to be born a second time." And it's almost like John chapter three. Is usually like, "What do you mean to be born again?" It's just like, they've never heard this before. Marilyn: That's great. James: And this was my life before you should be able to do this in 90 seconds, but I wanted to please God, but I was concerned that perhaps I had sinned against God and there may be a day of judgment where I would stand before God and what if I fail what would happen to me? and I realized at a point in my life I needed help, I needed a savior. And that's when I realized that Jesus was more than a prophet. That He actually came to be my substitute, to offer me eternal life. Just that little kind of communication and it's almost you can see, I can remember vividly seeing it's like childlike like, this is they've never heard this story before. Marilyn: Interesting. Well, the gospel of course is a great message and He is a God of love so I could see where this could draw Muslim very easily if we are genuine in our faith and in our walk. I do want to change the subject now and kind of shift gears and go to something that you do that is also very fascinating. That's the Atheist Book Club. So, how in the world did you get into an Atheistic Book Club? What does that look like? And whose idea was that? James: Not mine. The actual title is the Atheist Christian Book Club. So, it's atheistschristianbookclub.com, and this is something an atheist friend of mine kept bugging me to do. It's a long story how I got invited to this atheist gathering that they have like a fellowship. And just out of curiosity I went and they were actually kind of really nice and had a lot of questions. And I would try to go at least maybe once a month or something. And we got into all kinds of great discussions about everything from, Big Bang cosmology to the source of ethics, and intelligent design, and the Dallas Cowboys and I mean, all kinds of things, but over time I-

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“Jesus: Resurrected or Rescued ?” was a debate between Dr. Mike Licona and Dr. Shabir Ally at the University of Tennessee – Chattanooga. Dr. Licona is an associate professor of theology at Houston Baptist University and president of Risen Jesus Inc. Dr. Shabir Ally is president of the Islamic Information and Dawah Centre International in […]

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On Saturday, March 3, 2018, David Wood and Shabir Ally debated the topic: "Did Jesus Rise from the Dead?" Sponsored by Ratio Christi at George Mason University. Note: I uploaded here so I could listen to at 2x the speed while excising (it was only on Youtube).

On Saturday, March 3, 2018, David Wood and Shabir Ally debated the topic: "Did Jesus Rise from the Dead?" Sponsored by Ratio Christi at George Mason University. Note: I uploaded here so I could listen to at 2x the speed while excising (it was only on Youtube).

2/25/18 Special Sunday Broadcast!  1pm ET/12pm CTRL/11am MTN/10am Pac Call in and listen and share comments or ask questions during the Q 7 A portion of the debate at 1-347-934-0379 and online at: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/healingxoutreach/2018/02/25/debate-did-the-first-christians-believe-god-is-a-trinity-albrecht-vs-dr-ally Topic: Did the first Christians believe God is a Trinity? Our two debaters are Catholic Apologist William Albrecht who has a B.A. in theology and is a member of the Catholic apostolate, the Catholic Legate. You can find out more at at: http://catholic-legate.com/ and http://www.youtube.com/gnrhead  Dr. Shabir Ally holds a B.A. in Religious Studies from Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario, with a specialization in Biblical Literature. He also holds an M.A. and a Ph.D from the University of Toronto with a specialization in Quranic Exegesis. He is the president of the Islamic Information & Dawah Centre International in Toronto.  Learn more at: http://www.shabirally.com/

Special Sunday Broadcast!!! 10/29/17 1pm ET/12pm CTRL/11am MTN/10am Pac  Call in and listen and share questions and comments at the Q and A section of the debate at 1-347-934-0379 or listen online at: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/healingxoutreach/2017/10/29/btr-debate-dr-shabir-ally-vs-william-albrecht-is-jesus-god  Debate topic is on whether Jesus is God?  Our two debaters are Catholic Apologist William Albrecht who has a B.A. in theology and is a member of the Catholic apostolate, the Catholic Legate. You can find out more about him at his You Tube page and on facebook at: http://catholic-legate.com/ and http://www.youtube.com/gnrhead  Dr. Shabir Ally holds a B.A. in Religious Studies from Laurentian University in Sudbury, Ontario, with a specialization in Biblical Literature. He also holds an M.A. and a Ph.D from the University of Toronto with a specialization in Quranic Exegesis. He is the president of the Islamic Information & Dawah Centre International in Toronto where he functions as Imam. He travels internationally to represent Islam in public lectures and interfaith dialogues. Learn more about Dr. ally at: http://www.shabirally.com/

Os nomes são familiares: budismo, islamismo e mormonismo. Além do “ismo¨, o que mais têm em comum esses três conjuntos de crenças e práticas? Neste episódio, discutimos suas origens e fundamentos e desmistificamos alguns esteriótipos perpetuados pela má (ou falta de) informação. Veja bem. Curte o VB? Ajude-nos a mantê-lo no ar; seja nosso padrinho(a) a partir de R$1 por mês. Contate-nos por nosso WhatsApp (19-98908-1238) e/ou email: vejabem@vejabempodcast.com.br Encontre-nos também no: Facebook, Twitter e YouTube Obs: Em alguns idiomas, sobretudo no inglês, o termo islamismo não é sinônimo de islã. O primeiro diz respeito a movimentos políticos enraízado pelas crenças do islã; o segundo só se refere à religião em si. Errata 1: Diferentemente de como foi dito no epi, nas escrituras islâmicas, Jesus não está previsto para governar durante toda a eternidade; o tempo professado é de 30 anos, seguido pela morte natural dele. Errata 2: Sunnsi defendem o direito do sogro (não genro) como o líder pós- Muhammad; Xiitas o do primo/afilhado. Errata 2: Quando mencionamos a diferença entre sunita e xiita, nos referimos, equivocadamente, à “Irmandade Mulçumana” como se fosse a “ISIS”. ISIS = Estado Islâmico no Iraque e na Síria; Irmandade Mulçumana = organização fundamentalista (também considerada terrorista por muitas nações) fundada no Egito. Referências: The five major world religions – John Bellaimey (vídeo – YouTube) All About Mormons (Video – South Park) The Book of Mormon (Playlist do musical – YouTube) (melhor canção: Hasa Diga Eebowai) Islam 101 (user post – Imgur) What does Islam believe about the End? (artigo – Truthnet (fonte suspeita, mas com boas referências)) Debate: Cristianismo x Islã | Dr. William Lane Craig vs. Shabir Ally (vídeo – YouTube) O príncipe hindu Sidarta Gautama, o iluminado (artigo – Super Interessante) Buddhism (artigo – Wikipedia)

Os nomes são familiares: budismo, islamismo e mormonismo. Além do “ismo¨, o que mais têm em comum esses três conjuntos de crenças e práticas? Neste episódio, discutimos suas origens e fundamentos e desmistificamos alguns esteriótipos perpetuados pela má (ou falta de) informação. Veja bem. Curte o VB? Ajude-nos a mantê-lo no ar; seja nosso padrinho(a) a partir de R$1 por mês. Contate-nos por nosso WhatsApp (19-98908-1238) e/ou email: vejabem@vejabempodcast.com.br Encontre-nos também no: Facebook, Twitter e YouTube Obs: Em alguns idiomas, sobretudo no inglês, o termo islamismo não é sinônimo de islã. O primeiro diz respeito a movimentos políticos enraízado pelas crenças do islã; o segundo só se refere à religião em si. Errata 1: Diferentemente de como foi dito no epi, nas escrituras islâmicas, Jesus não está previsto para governar durante toda a eternidade; o tempo professado é de 30 anos, seguido pela morte natural dele. Errata 2: Sunnsi defendem o direito do sogro (não genro) como o líder pós- Muhammad; Xiitas o do primo/afilhado. Errata 2: Quando mencionamos a diferença entre sunita e xiita, nos referimos, equivocadamente, à “Irmandade Mulçumana” como se fosse a “ISIS”. ISIS = Estado Islâmico no Iraque e na Síria; Irmandade Mulçumana = organização fundamentalista (também considerada terrorista por muitas nações) fundada no Egito. Referências: The five major world religions – John Bellaimey (vídeo – YouTube) All About Mormons (Video – South Park) The Book of Mormon (Playlist do musical – YouTube) (melhor canção: Hasa Diga Eebowai) Islam 101 (user post – Imgur) What does Islam believe about the End? (artigo – Truthnet (fonte suspeita, mas com boas referências)) Debate: Cristianismo x Islã | Dr. William Lane Craig vs. Shabir Ally (vídeo – YouTube) O príncipe hindu Sidarta Gautama, o iluminado (artigo – Super Interessante) Buddhism (artigo – Wikipedia)

Dr. Shabir Ally is the president of the Islamic Information & Dawah Centre International in Toronto, Canada. He is a Muslim academic and public speaker on Islam and comparative religion

Jay Smith has led a Christian ministry engaging face to face with Muslims in London for over 20 years using polemics and apologetics. As he leaves the UK to undertake an international role Beth Grove will be leading the work in London through the newly established Pfander Centre for Apologetics. They talk about the joys and challenges of reaching Muslims in the UK, those they have seen convert, why the nature of the debates have changed and the new arguments critiquing the historicity of Mecca, Mohammed and the Koran. At the end of the show Ben Virgo of Christian Heritage London drops in to talk about the amazing history of London’s landmarks and the Christian figures who lived and worked there. For Pfander Centre for Apologetics http://www.pfander.uk For the documentary Up the Ladder in Hyde Park http://www.premierchristianradio.com/Shows/Saturday/Unbelievable/Episodes/Unbelievable-Up-the-Ladder-in-Hyde-Park-Muslims-Christians-in-debate For Jay’s 2014 debate with Shabir Ally http://www.pfander.uk/videos/the-classical-debates-which-is-the-word-of-god-the-bible-or-the-quran-jay-smith-vs-dr-shabir-ally/ For Christian Heritage London http://www.christianheritagelondon.org/ For Unbelievable? Live in the USA on Sat 27 Aug http://www.truthmattersministries.com/events/unbelievable-live/ Order Unbelievable? The Conference 2016 DVD/MP3CD http://www.premier.org.uk/Shop For more faith debates visit http://www.premierchristianradio.com/Shows/Saturday/Unbelievable Join the conversation: Facebook and Twitter Get the MP3 Podcast of Unbelievable? Via RSS or Via Itunes

Did Jesus rise from the dead?  What if he never actually died on the cross? As Easter approaches we hear from one of the best respected Muslim scholars in the world - Shabir Ally.  He explains why he does not believe Jesus rose from the dead, namely because he never actually died upon the cross - he merely 'swooned'. Christian Apologist Tony Costa presents his case for the resurrection of Christ and critiques Ally's belief that Jesus did not die. For Shabir Ally visit www.islaminfo.com For Tony Costa visit www.freewebs.com/tonycosta/ Click here for the "Unbelievable?" TV debate between Michael Bird and James Crossley on Christian Origins and the Resurrection. To hear more Christian/non-Christian debates visit www.premier.org.uk/unbelievable or get the podcast If you enjoyed this programme you may wish to hear: Unbelievable? 26 Apr 2008 Proof for the Resurrection - Evangelist Tony Costa & Atheist Ken Humphreys debate. Unbelievable? 15 Nov 2008 Does the Trinity lead to polytheism? James White of Alpha & Omega ministries debates Abdullah Al Andalusi Join the discussion at the Premier Community

This episode is a second post-debate interview, this time with Islamic apologist Shahir Naga. We had a good conversation, discussing, among other things, the worship of Jesus and where Mr. Naga is originally from. Thanks to Mr. Naga for a good interview. He is a seeker of truth, and is a pleasure to dialogue with. You can also listen to this episode on Stitcher or iTunes (please subscribe, rate, and review us in either or both – directions here). It is also available on YouTube (scroll down – you can subscribe here). If you would like to upload audio feedback for possible inclusion in a future episode of this podcast, put the audio file here. You can support the trinities podcast by ordering anything through Amazon.com after clicking through one of our links. We get a small % of your purchase, even though your price is not increased. (If you see “trinities” in you url while at Amazon, then we’ll get it.) I see from his website that Mr. Naga has more recently been in a similar debate, this time one on one, with evangelical apologist Samuel Green. Here it is, below the fold, on Samuel Green's youtube channel. Bonus: some clips from Islamic apologists who inspired him: Ahmed Deedat, Dr. Zakir Naik, and Shabir Ally.

Original Youtube video here.

Original Youtube video here.

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Original Youtube video here.

Original Youtube video here.

Original Youtube video here.

Original Youtube video here.

The debate was broadcasted live on "The Gospel Truth" youtube channel. Original video here.

Original Youtube video here.

Original youtube video here.

Original youtube video here.