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@Rishabh717924 @memealway @Randomlyscript @DanBurmawy And notice how even in the "translations" you are providing, they are putting "yet" seperate from the text because it's something added. (As yet) [yet] I think you've already done your own research and have seen the word isn't there, and you're just arguing just go argue.

It doesn’t, you idiot. The Quran allows pedophilia. Read the Qur’an: Allah explicitly says that if a girl who has not yet menstruated gets divorced, she must wait a few months before marrying again. Qur’an 65:4: “And those who no longer expect menstruation among your women, if you doubt, then their waiting period is three months; and for those who have not menstruated, their waiting period is also three months…”

@NaughtyLiberal @Acts17David If all roads lead to the Islamic dilemma then skip the bs and just debate that.

@Robbed_Freedom @Acts17David The Islamic Dilemma is relevant to any situation when the Muslim's argument of attacking Christianity is dependent on attacking Christian scripture. It's always going to be there Jake ran from the Islamic Dilemma, hence this line of debate is still wide open

I accept your challenge, Jake. Let's do it at the next DebateCon. But to keep things balanced, let's make it two debates: (1) Is the Quran Evil/Immoral? (2) Is the Bible Evil/Immoral? Let James know we've agreed to topics, and I'll see you in July!

@NaughtyLiberal @Acts17David Then why not just keep debating the Islamic delima instead of disguising it as another topic.

@Robbed_Freedom @Acts17David It's the perfect winning strategy If Muslims do a kamikaze attack on the Tawrat to attack Christianity, they destroy Islam before the debate is off the ground We know Muslims love suicide bombs, but is it sensible to do it causing Islam to be destroyed and Christianity to win?

@anthonybernabei @Deenresponds @InspiringPhilos Send the link to the debate

@Deenresponds @InspiringPhilos Would you like to have a discussion on this on your channel or anything. I am a Christian but have debated the likes of Sam Shamoun God Logic and James White. None have been victorious either. Thanks.

This Video was sooooooo Bad gonna respond soon in sha Allah

@Acts17David @jjfortuna42 @JosukeJo Aren't you suppose to be a calculated psychopath though? Like mentally you become how you want people to see you. Seems out of character or a poor calculation to voluntarily admit this and destroy your perception to "own the muslims."

I offered up the fact that I had sex with a girl who was (probably) 13. I offered that up for multiple reasons (showing people that it's okay to confess their past sins instead of always covering them up, etc.). But one reason is that Muslims won't admit that Muhammad having sex with a nine-year-old girl was wrong. I knew that if I admitted having sex with a 13-year-old, they would condemn me, and then I could point out that they DO understand it's wrong. They've proven me right over and over again.

Been having some interesting discussions about what a person should do about past sins. @JosukeJo says the best option for someone who once had sex with a teenage girl is suicide. I asked if he thinks Muhammad should have committed suicide, and he said yes. What do you think? 🧐

@BruceSaiFun @InspiringPhilos Dan undoubtedly, especially the discussion about Mark, wins against IP.

@InspiringPhilos has some of the best stuff refuting the fraud Dan McClellan.

@maklelan @maklelan Is this the scholarly consensus or just more dogma? youtu.be/xP_QbpJ0PX4?si…

This dude doesn't even believe every reference to Goliath in the Bible is true. 2 Samuel 21:19 says Goliath was killed by a dude named Elhanan, not David. "Every word of the Bible is true" bros have to spend a lot of time renegotiating what words are actually in the Bible.

@Afumedo0 @straybullocks @Farid_0v Ik it was delivered by humans, but it was promised the divine protection. Please show me where any book or hadith outside of the Quran was promised his divine protection.

@Robbed_Freedom @straybullocks @Farid_0v The book of Allah were delivered to us by humans also. Allah did protect the Ummah and protect the Sunnah of his prophets. I am not taking any risks at all, it's Hadith rejectors who are risking their afterlife based on clumsy theories and inconsistent approach

I was just informed that David Wood was trying to find someone to debate and has reached out to MFG, a hadith rejecter. MFG refused out of pure principle, since David is someone that casually desecrates the Quran and lives off of vile rhetoric against our prophet (peace be upon him). It's nice to see a hadith rejecter showing gheera for the deen by not sharing a platform with the scummiest representative of Christianity. I hope that SUNNIS do the same. Debates should be held with respectable individuals, not with cross-dressing hate-mongers. The whole discourse can be elevated by not sharing a platform with the lowest of the low.

@Afumedo0 @straybullocks @Farid_0v How can it be 100% when it's coming from humans and doesn't have the same divine protection Allah gave the Quran? At that point you're going by human memory without divine protection and you're basing your afterlife on something prone to distortion. Quranists don't take the risk

@Robbed_Freedom @straybullocks @Farid_0v Many Hadiths can be known with 100% certainty to be from the Prophet ﷺ and if it's from the prophet then it's revelation and a divine command to follow. Does this Muslim pray like other Muslims or they have their own unique prayer ?

@Afumedo0 @straybullocks @Farid_0v I don't understand your question, a Quran Only muslim is still muslim. The only difference is they are only accepting what they know for certain is 100% from Allah and not following hearsay of external hadith. Seems respectable to me.

@Robbed_Freedom @straybullocks @Farid_0v so their prayers is different from 100% of Muslims right ?

@Afumedo0 @straybullocks @Farid_0v Who said anything about Raka? You said prayer.

@Robbed_Freedom @straybullocks @Farid_0v Where in the Quran it tells them that Fajr is 2 rak'a while Zuhr is 4 ?

@Afumedo0 @straybullocks @Farid_0v The Quran

@Robbed_Freedom @straybullocks @Farid_0v where did they got it from ?

@Afumedo0 @straybullocks @Farid_0v Yes they do.

@straybullocks @Farid_0v Yes Hadith rejectors are not Muslims. They don't pray.

@BruceSaiFun @Deenresponds The nerve to say this when the bibles creation accounts actually do contradict.

Not as stupid and illiterate as your god, who cannot remember or count the number of days it took to make creation, or even the exact order of creation. HAHAHAHAHAHA! ay (O Muhammad): "Do you verily disbelieve in Him Who created the earth in two Days and you set up rivals (in worship) with Him? That is the Lord of the 'Alamin (mankind, jinns and all that exists). He placed therein (i.e. the earth) firm mountains from above it, and He blessed it, and measured therein its sustenance (for its dwellers) in four Days equal (i.e. all these four 'days' were equal in the length of time), for all those who ask (about its creation). THEN He Istawa (rose over) towards the heaven when it was smoke, and said to it and to the earth: "Come both of you willingly or unwillingly." They both said: "We come, willingly." Then He completed and finished from their creation (as) seven heavens in two Days and He made in each heaven its affair. And We adorned the nearest (lowest) heaven with lamps (stars) to be an adornment as well as to guard (from the devils by using them as missiles against the devils). Such is the Decree of Him the All-Mighty, the All-Knower. S. 41:9-12 Hilali-Khan It is evident from the plain reading of the passage that Muhammad actually believed that Allah created the earth and its sustenance before he created the heavens, and that it took him a total eight days to do so (2+4+2=8)! This stands in stark contradiction to all the other Quranic verses which say that it only took Allah six days to create everything: And indeed We created the heavens and the earth AND ALL BETWEEN THEM in six Days and nothing of fatigue touched Us. S. 50:38 Hilali-Khan; cf. Q. 7:54; 10:3; 11:7; 25:59; 57:4 Are ye the harder to create, or is the heaven that He built? He raised the height thereof and ordered it; And He made dark the night thereof, and He brought forth the morn thereof. AND AFTER THAT (bad'a) He spread the earth, And produced therefrom the water thereof and the pasture thereof, And He made fast the hills, A provision for you and for your cattle. S. 79:27-33 Pickthall What a stupid tribal pagan idiot!

So my thumbnail maker making a typo isn’t ok, but your inspired authors of the bible doing it is fine 😂😂😂😂

@Husaria5 @CapturingChrist Damn you couldn't refute.

@Robbed_Freedom @CapturingChrist Truth hurt much?

The Quran says Jesus created a bird from clay and breathed life into it. Set aside (for now) the obvious parallel with how Allah animates Adam in the Quran—something I’ll unpack live tonight on my channel—there’s a simpler historical question first: Where does this story come from? It’s not in the Bible. No canonical Gospel has Jesus breathing life into a clay bird. So what’s the source? The most likely candidate is the Infancy Gospel of Thomas—a late, apocryphal, and heretical text that invents stories about Jesus between the ages of 5 and 12. In its opening story, a five-year-old Jesus molds clay birds by a stream. When rebuked for breaking the Sabbath, he claps his hands—and the birds come to life and fly away. Crucially, we know this story was circulating in the region long before Islam. We even have Syriac manuscripts of this text from the 500's AD, exactly the linguistic and cultural environment relevant to Muhammad. The most plausible explanation is straightforward: the story was circulating, Muhammad heard it, Islamized it, and incorporated it into the Quran. That leaves a dilemma: Either (1) the story is true—and Jesus does what the Quran elsewhere reserves for God… Or (2) it’s false—and the Quran canonizes a late apocryphal legend. Either way, that's a massive problem for Islam.