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A 23-year-old Muslim apologist destroyed GodLogic’s career. This is why GodLogic doesn’t want to debate Libyano anymore. It has nothing to do with the issue involving his wife. I’ve never seen him look so defeated. Throughout the discussion, he seemed frustrated, overwhelmed, and unable to adequately respond to the questions being presented. Watch till the end 6:50 @muslimorthodoxy

@modban @GodLogic_GL @MMetaphysician Multiple times not even two times

He repeated “Justin Martyr” twice. why would he do that if he actually knew who he was talking about? His eyes were on the screen the whole time. Probably his team signaled him and that’s when he corrected himself. He’s clearly not into scholarship. You don’t make that kind of basic mistake otherwise.

The top christian content creator @GodLogic_GL didn’t even know who Justin Matyr was! Justin Martyr (100-165AD) Prophet Muhammad (570-632AD) @MMetaphysician

He repeated “Justin Martyr” multiple times in the script. why would he do that if he actually knew who he was talking about? His eyes were on the screen the whole time. Probably his team signaled him and that’s when he corrected himself. He’s clearly not into scholarship. You don’t make that kind of basic mistake otherwise.

If Jesus is begotten, what prevents the Holy Spirit from being begotten as well? Christian cannot prove Jesus’ unique sonship to God, yet he keeps repeating the same arguments. @muslimorthodoxy

By their fruits you shall know them — Why is it that 2SLGBTQIA+ emerged socially from predominantly Christian countries and not Islāmic or Muslim majority countries? I don't know a single Christian who would debate this thesis.

Yhis is an argument from silence. The burden of proof is on the one making the claim. What I’m trying to show is that the Qur’an repeatedly uses the mustard seed as an example of something extremely small (its weight in the scales of justice, hidden deeds, etc.). It emphasizes its minuscule nature in multiple contexts, yet it never calls it the smallest seed on Earth.

@Kryptotajeer 1. Give me a verse where Allah says it isn't the smallest. That would be a correction. 2. If I say "by a hair" did I measure whatever exactly? Will I say, "by a hair... but not actually that much"? Just because you mention the rebuttal doesn't make it untrue (proverbial language)

The Mustard Seed Dilemma Allah (swt) mentions the mustard seed in the Qur’an as a symbol of something minuscule multiple times yet He never once calls it the smallest seed on earth as it was exactly called in the bible. This is one of many examples where the Author of the Qur’an consciously correct the errors found in the earlier scriptures. Jesus pbuh can make mistake as its consistent with his mature as a human but ALLAH (GOD) cannot make mistake which is also consistent with His nature. This further confirms the Author of the Qur’an is the real GOD, All-Knowing, All-Wise..

@NuriSunnah If Jesus said that - it means his divinity claim fall apart i.e christianity is false If he didnt said that - The gospel is unreliable, i.e christianity is false Anyway christianity is false.. This has nothing to do with Islam.. We can go with the later

My Official Tafsir of the “Mustard Seed Dilemma”. Recently it has been argued that because Jesus at Mark 4:31 erroneously asserts that the mustard seed is "the smallest of all seeds on earth," it thereby follows that Jesus, apparently lacking a comprehensive knowledge of various seed sizes, is not God. Accordingly, a few Muslims have begun to use this verse as a polemic against Christians. However, it seems worth pointing out that, objectively speaking, the verse itself might carry theological implications for Muslims as well. Such becomes evident based on how one answers the following question: Does Mark 4:31 reflect something Jesus historically uttered? (A) If one answers no, then the dilemma itself falls apart: if Jesus did not actually say that the mustard seed is "the smallest of all seeds on earth," then the statement has no bearing on the question of his divinity. Of course, Christians will still be left to grapple with the fact that Mark has not, in its totality, accurately depicted the biography of Christ – but this is something many Christians are already keen to affirm about the Gospels anyway! (B) If one answers yes, then it would seem to necessarily follow that Jesus was ignorant of seed sizes. It is easy to see why many would find it theologically unacceptable to affirm the divinity of such a one. Yet this is where the dilemma becomes applicable to Muslims. Jesus made this erroneous claim within the context of preaching: if his teachings were divinely inspired – as both Christians and Muslims generally affirm – then it could actually be argued that the error uttered at Mark 4:31 reflects inaccurate information which Jesus received from God. Such a scenario leaves Christians with a Jesus of questionable divinity; but it also leaves Muslims wondering why Allah would inspire such an inaccurate revelation.

@modban @GodLogic_GL @MMetaphysician I know you must still defend this nonsense!

@Kryptotajeer @GodLogic_GL @MMetaphysician We know Godlogic meant Father John of Damascus, it was a slip And John of Damascus had first hand knowledge of Islam and said Muhammad was a FALSE PROPHET And this fact stands true to date

“Orthodox Muslim! Why don’t you talk to the top Christian apologists?” Top Christian apologists:

@MrBrown_114 We dont use typhology

@Kryptotajeer Exactly same thing you guys do when you say Muhammad was prophesied in the bible. The new testament writers already made that correlation between Jesus and his prophecies in the Old Testament, Christians don’t even need to try to prove anything for anyone.

This is exactly what Christology is all about: taking Old Testament texts completely out of context and reading the New Testament back into them to make it appear as though they were prophesying about Jesus. Isaiah 53 is a perfect example. Most of these supposed messianic prophecies have nothing to do with the new testament Jesus when read in their original context.

So because “identifying the smallest seed in the world is not actually the point of the story,” the clear factual error should just be ignored? What do you mean by that exactly? If he had said“Its small or or one of the smallest” you’ll have an argument but he explicitly says the mustard seed is “the smallest of all seeds on EARTH” No one would have problem understanding that claim if you guys admit the fact that He’s a human being - fallable in nature, not divine and all-knowing God.

@Edenlife9 Based on what?😅

@Kryptotajeer Therefore Islam is false, it called Jesus the Messiah

This Christian deliberately quotes Matthew 13:32 to refute the mustard seed dilemma. When Matthew copied from Mark, he removed the part where Jesus says “on earth.” She’s appealing to Matthew while ignoring Mark…the earliest Gospel and the source from which ~90% of Matthew is directly copied. (Markan priority is standard scholarship for a reason.)

Muslim man gets kicked out of the synagogue in one of the largest Jewish communities in the world!