How Muslims View Christians w/ Charbel Raish

[@pp-bb6jj]

LOL. As a Croat who lives near to Muslims who speak language which we both understand I can say this is just the truth.

[@MAKDavid-1]

As Hungarian who in Britain realised that Yugoslavian war seen as a Jihad for Muslims in Britain hence getting a job was sometimes a dependency of who you are since if you are born in Yugoslavia but haven’t fought for Islam you are a enemy. It’s not a secret that Muslims from Britain and others countries have partaken In Yugoslavian wars just as in Kosovo and simply looking at what this terrorist groups have been doing around the world as a Hungarian I had ask myself what they where doing as a foreigners in my lands and how much crimes they have committed against my people?

[@NP1066]

Aka bosnians. Why can't you just say their name?

[@slavazoid8179]

@@NP1066 lol what is Bosnian? A term that Our Serbian/Croat Slavic Christians that became Muslim took on after a UN resolution in 1997? Hahaha. Dude the Muslims of Yugoslavia know their roots

[@pp-bb6jj]

@@NP1066 They are not "Bosnians". Bosnians are Croats from Bosnia. Muslims from Bosnia are Muslims who want to appropriate domestic name to further their claim on something that is not theirs. They are just migrants and squaters.

[@commentfreely5443]

end days of christianity and islam are the inverse. christianity says the king of kings will defeat satan. islam says the enemy is the one called the king of kings and he must be defeated.

[@Portekberm]

We forgot we were at war They never did

[@natu5257]

What war?

[@Portekberm]

@@natu5257 the war that is declared whenever a country has apostasy laws basically..

[@natu5257]

@@Portekberm like what country

[@Portekberm]

@@natu5257 The 13 countries which maintain the death penalty for blasphemy or apostasy are Afghanistan, Brunei, Iran, Malaysia, Maldives, Mauritania, Nigeria, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, United Arab Emirates, and Yemen. Can you tell me the commonality of these countries? You do know what apostasy is? I don’t really care what the laws are in the countries above, but the whole world isn’t liberal.

[@quiricomazarin476]

@@Portekberm think you may have forgotten sudan.

[@bobaphat3676]

Islam is not a religion of grace, it is a religion of submission.

[@zoidmo3388]

Disguised as a religion. Complete Totalitarianism and reward for good deeds is based on lust for virgins. WTH ! If ever a propagating (in masses) ppl that need reforming it's Islam followers. BTW they're scholars @ Taqiyya!

[@rummannasiri2]

Submission to God alone, we do not make rules, or require submission. We only submit our individual selves to God.

[@sunrise8015]

My moderate muslim friend got visibly upset when I said ISIS will go to hell.

[@summersloth2899]

According to islamic system every muslim who took shahada will be in heaven evenif they are ISIS after a purgatorial life for their sins while every non-muslims permanently in hell. This is why it's forbidden for praying to non-muslims after death

[@hxyzazolchak]

There is no such thing as a moderate muslim.

[@generalfranco9399]

@@summersloth2899 Actually that's not true at all, the Quran outlines the myriad of ways a Muslim can go to hell. There is no "cleansing" phase either, this was a major point of contention with certain earlier Islamic scholars and now the mainstream belief is that if you're cast into hell, that's where you stay. ISIS are actually considered "khawarij" and will most certainly go to hell according to the hadith. I think you're talking about if you're about to die and you know it, you can recite a part of the shahada and be accepted into paradise. But there is no "everyone who made shahada will enter paradise".

[@summersloth2899]

@@generalfranco9399 That's not true. Cleansing phase after death is common to all claimed abrahamic religions including christianity ,judaism and islam.But islam differs among the three radically since all schools of thought in mainstream islam(both sunni and shia) affirm hell is temporary for muslims who died unrepentent even the khwarij since they never joined non-islamic religions in their life. See standard sunni creeds such as Aqeedha tahawiyyah and other shia counterparts dealing with soteriology saying the same. I haven't met any muslim who know their religion deny it(except quranists who are mostly universalists) . Infact I helped a muslim convert to leave islam and revert back to christianity when showing this immoral soteriological view in islam which he confirmed with his imams and other muslims he came to know after converting.

[@summersloth2899]

Remember there are also multiple sahih hadiths that mentions allah will replace muslims who spend in hell with christians and jews like these Abu Burda reported on the authority of his father that Allah's Apostle said: No Muslim would die but Allah would admit IN HIS STEAD a Jew or a Christian in Hell-Fire. 'Umar b. Abd al-'Aziz took an oath: By One besides Whom there is no god but He, thrice that his father had narrated that to him from Allah's Messenger. (Sahih Muslim, Book 037, Number 6666) Abu Burda reported Allah's Messenger as saying: There would come people amongst the Muslims on the Day of Resurrection with AS HEAVY SINS AS A MOUNTAIN, and Allah would FORGIVE THEM and He would PLACE IN THEIR STEAD the Jews and the Christians. (As far as I think), Abu Raub said: I do not know as to who is in doubt. Abu Burda said: I narrated it to 'Umar b. 'Abd al-'Aziz, whereupon he said: Was it your father who narrated it to you from Allah's Apostle? I said: Yes. (Sahih Muslim, Book 037, Number 6668)

[@cameratamusic6705]

Ooo. Do a segment on Orthodox Jews and how they feel about Christ, Mary and all non-Jews! 😍

[@blake4013]

They don’t believe he is the messiah. That’s not a reason to hate them or try to push Christian faith on them though.

[@joj2115]

As a former hasidic jew, i’d love to see it/ participate in the discussion (if invited)

[@myrhh2260]

@@blake4013 if only it were as simple as that

[@blake4013]

@@myrhh2260 yes. It is that simple. What does this comment even entail??

[@JezielProdigalSon]

I love the orthodox jewish peoples. I know they deny the Messiah, and they are an odd people, but it is written that it would be so. Their music is incredible.

[@azstanp]

Thank you for this very important insight into the Muslim view of non-Muslims. Any religion that ultimately strives to destroy those who will not convert to that religion is a danger to the entire worldl.

[@ronmka8931]

Um Christianity?

[@somevids4187]

@@ronmka8931 No Christian wants to destroy anyone…in Christianity you have a God given free will. That means you are free to choose Him or not. And no one can force you to.

[@vineleak7676]

Well... The LGBTQP crowd and Muslims have that in common

[@kaya1481]

This man is spreading lies. I am a Muslim and I invite Christian friends to my house and all the Muslims I know want good for every human.

[@somevids4187]

@@kaya1481 I don’t subscribe to Islam but I do believe we should all respect and love each other, no matter their belief. I have met and stayed at a Muslim family in Morrocco and I know most people are decent human beings. I do wish no one would hurt anyone else in the name of their faith. God bless us!

[@mohammadabdo5735]

Brother Rachid is a king in the field of apologetics against islam, he is a son of muslim imam and a previous muslim, he speaks arabic and english and knows islam very well

[@tiisetsothandile8420]

I just looked him up. Looking forward to watching some of his videos and learn a thing or two. Thanks for the reference👍🏾

[@servantofgod3058]

Lol he is a clown

[@Molari]

If Charbel Raish is telling the truth then it is very sad that the Muslims he interacted with were not practicing their faith properly. Each time the Muslims took Jerusalem they restored the places of Jewish and Christian worship and in fact invited Jews to come live there from far away places. This was the opposite of what non-Muslims did, which was to pillage the city and massacre all the Jews. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2bGfWRnmdWmars That is what the religion of Islam teaches. "Allah does not forbid you from dealing kindly and fairly with those who have neither fought nor driven you out of your homes. Surely Allah loves those who are fair. Allah only forbids you from befriending those who have fought you for ˹your˺ faith, driven you out of your homes, or supported ˹others˺ in doing so. And whoever takes them as friends, then it is they who are the ˹true˺ wrongdoers." [Quran 60:8-9].

[@AC-mp7cx]

May Allah guide you

[@monkkeygawd]

“The first thing to realize...is that most people go through life with a whole world of beliefs that have no sort of rational justification, and that one man’s world of beliefs is apt to be incompatible with another man’s, so that they cannot both be right. People’s opinions are mainly designed to make them feel comfortable; truth, for most people is a secondary consideration.” ― Bertrand Russell

[@warrioroflight6872]

This is absolutely the case. It applies perhaps mostly to politics and religion, but it can be seen in almost anything. But on the topic of the first two, I see it all the time. I see people who will vehemently fight for their politics and religion (or lack thereof) and refuse to consider any other point of view. And the most important thing to realize is that all groups do this. I've seen Christians do it, and I've seen Atheists do the same. I've seen Conservatives do it, and the same for Liberals. Communists? Muslims? Environmentalists? A bully I see in a particular comments section who spends all his time mocking and belittling anyone who dares to have a different political opinion? Yes to all of those. You can find people in all such groups who are actually open-minded, but most, it seems, are convinced that there's no evidence for any other beliefs. The fact is that it's human nature, and that means that all of us are subject to it even though most of us try to simply blame it on the group of people we disagree with.

[@monkkeygawd]

@bastiat so? This wasn't a quote about socialism.

[@monkkeygawd]

@bastiat again, I'm not an atheist nor a socialist... I like the pertinent quote. But, if you want to get into "failed" ideologies, let's talk Christianity... Christianity is a fable culminatingin blood magic and human sacrifice, which can be disproven by utilizing common sense and seeing where it leads. Please seriously read Dr Richard Carrier's peer reviewed book on the historicity of Jesus... the evidence for Jesus's existence is VERY iffy and nearly nonexistent, despite traditional views... mythicism has a LOT OF crackpots claiming ridiculous things, BUT Carrier is not a Crank. His studies are meticulous and open minded and the conclusions were shocking even to HIM (Carrier). I'm a former Christian, but have ZERO animosity towards the Faith (my wife's father is a Hindu turned Protestant minister in Northeastern India), but Christianity makes no sense to me personally. In my past, I WANTED Christianity to be true so badly, but when I investigated it obsessively to PROVE it, I realized it was not only NOT provable, but not even likely to be true. If Christianity soothes a person and motivates them to be giving, loving people, then I'm all for it. But, when Christians get under the spell that they are the only way and all others are damned, etc, then that is a spiritual immaturity that needs ironed out, or else is divisive and counterproductive to LOVE (out of ignorance). The real truth is that Consciousness Itself is Primal and we live in a nondualistic reality... matter, people, and everything which can be perceived is INSIDE Consciousness... all is in the One Mind, such as when our dream avatars play out their parts in the dreamer’s dream. No need for redemption or reward, because all is "God" playing out the roles of the universe. God is the only "doer" and is all there ultimately is. We are literally God wearing the various masks of our seemingly individual egos. All is merely play. If curious what the heck I'm speaking of, please research Bernardo Kastrup (for a modern perspective on nondualism), or read Alan Watts ("The Book") or delve into Advaita Vedanta via the principle Upanishads of Sanatana Dharma (Nondual Hinduism). Peace ✌️

[@mathiusq9128]

I realized about David Woods, is how he attacks Islam online is the same way he would argue with a friend. It's just how he is. His story of having a Muslim friend and roommate in his college years put this into perspective for me.

[@ZzeezZ78]

Watch him gets schooled by Uthman Ibn Farooq

[@mathiusq9128]

@@ZzeezZ78 The one where David is questing on the pamphlet related to the Quran being proven true by science, right? The man with the hat can't even get through the first question without resorting to fallacies and circular definitions about what water even is. All the while disrupting DW every time he tries to give criticism. I gave it a good 20 minutes but it didn't make a good case for Islam. Also is the old Muslim trying to keep the mic away so that we can hardly hear DW's questions?

[@gishjalmr5628]

Considering what happened to Salmon Rushdie recently, I hope he is very careful and is vigilant of his surroundings.

[@sleeplesshead602]

I come from muslim conservative family, choose to follow Christ many years ago. What Charbel said, nailed it. Everything outside Islam is as equal as enemy. Co-exist is challenging for muslim community bcs they think they hold the fullest truth and that's why it's hard to grow tolerance between the muslim and non muslim. Yes sure at the society level, I believe muslims are good people. But, the ideology could turn good people to evil. I have faced such ugly situation regarding my decision to choose Jesus.

[@miftahuljannat3050]

Read the Old Testament and you will see how loving god is 💀

[@justinjolly4513]

The heat of this deceit is very evident in India..pls pray for India We have many sleeping cells, national investigation agencies running around to arrest many in relation with terrorism.. Love jihad narco jihad etc .. Pls keep us in prayers..

[@savyojoy6615]

@sensless- political islam.

[@justinjolly4513]

@Sensless yes we call it political islam.. these are extreme thinkers there who want to make India an islamic country.. they infiltrate into various disciplines(politics,media, movie, education etc) n make this happen..just like afgan as some say.. Kashmir was their fertile area..but after center brought it under its control their next fertile land is Kerala..the other muslims who prefer peace are silent on these things..(frightened to raise voice) By God's grace we have a Hindu affiliated party ruling the center so they are now taking tough stances against these extremists.. Like in European countries, they supply huge amount of heavy drugs (like MDMA) n shockingly many cases are reported about girls being drugged , blackmailed, married to a muslim boy n later used either to traffic drugs or kidnapped to is regions(we call it love jihad n narco jihad)..just few days ago 5 were arrested 4boys of Muslim community n one girl belonging to Christian community..she had married to a muslim boy 3 months back n he is not involved in this.. usually what happens is that these girls get trapped in jail n their lives are devastated.. but the boys are bailed out by the legal n political influence that I mentioned above (their men infiltrated into the system)..

[@summersloth2899]

As a catholic from India ,I can confirm this

[@realleftover]

much love from Europe to you my friend :(

[@chelsmaria]

"In Islam, you help your Muslim brothers first, believers in God second, and everyone else last...its not that way in Christianity." Thanks be to God that it isn't that way for us, because the alternative is morally repugnant. Everyone has full value and worth, nobody is better or worse than the last. Love and help all people!

[@fura21]

Christian Prince is by far is the best when it comes to face Islam.

[@ZzeezZ78]

Check Uthman Ibn Farooq debates with the 3 stooges then you'll understand better

[@fura21]

@@ZzeezZ78 Why should I watch a clown who has been expoused by Muslims and Christians or you forgot the footnotes episode? 😂😂

[@ZzeezZ78]

@@fura21 whatever man, we just point you to the right direction and it's up to you to choose, the red pill is not for everyone.

[@fura21]

@@ZzeezZ78 If you watch Christian Prince videos you will take the Red pill and realize how wicked Islam is. I hope one day you wake up 🙏

[@ZzeezZ78]

Already been down that rabbit hole a long time ago, I found the real world and not going back to the matrix, I'm not here to debate as I said before just wish everyone do their research without emotions getting in their way, may Allah guide us all.

[@theblackpianist1905]

Jordan Peterson said it best, When asked, “why the Bible, why not the Koran?” He responded, (this is off memory) “The prophet Muhammad was a warlord, I don’t know what to do with that”

[@miftahuljannat3050]

So was moses 💀 what is your point?

[@ellobo4211]

You need to have christian prince on your show

[@paulthompson9668]

Jesus is the way, the truth and the life.

[@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep]

What other God offers rest and says they love you besides Jesus? None.

[@paulthompson9668]

@@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep Know this, my beloved brothers: let every person be quick to hear, slow to speak, slow to anger; for the anger of man does not produce the righteousness of God. James 1:19-20

[@temptemp961]

I wouldn't say Kreeft lost the debate given his thesis was "it's not better to be an atheist than a muslim." Kreeft did a another podcast some years later expanding on this. Very interesting stuff.

[@ॐIo]

Anyone who submits to the Abrahamic God is better off than an atheist especially in the perspective of a Believer

[@gordonbarranger7683]

3rd podcast ive seen,realized its not only for Catholics ,compelled to subscribe,thank you.

[@henrybayard6574]

Here's my recommendation in order of expertise. 1. Christian prince 2. Sam Shamoun 3. David Wood 4. Jay Smith. These are accomplished debaters against Islam.

[@hzq5568]

They’ve all been defeated time and time again by Muslim apologists. Mainly because Christianity is completely indefensible and a false Satanically inspired doctrine. You’re about 20 years behind sir. May you find the Truth too

[@hxyzazolchak]

Bruh as a muslim if you think these people are convincing. You are delusional

[@sonnyv.3947]

They know more about Islam than Allah and muhammad, especially Christian Prince.

[@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep]

Is there even a need for a debate? The very fact the Koran is the only source to say Jesus never died on the cross despite it being widespread historical fact is the biggest proof anyone needs. The rest sorts itself out.

[@sonnyv.3947]

Christian Prince knows more about islam than mohamnad and Allah.

[@raymondfranklin348]

I think it’s also important to remember that Religions are not monoliths. Also, one should separate culture from religion to have an honest and more full picture of a Religion.

[@feshildog]

LOVE ALL OF THiS, Please have Charbel on again!

[@danielanthony8373]

David Wood is brilliant anyone who hasn't seen his content I highly recommend it No holes barred with Koran verses to back up his claims

[@rachelconnelly433]

Not Muslim, but I would find an interview with Rabbi Tovia Singer very helpful

[@kerrickakinola7398]

I think the woman he was referring to is Brigitte Gabriel. She is a Middle-Eastern woman who frequently speaks out against Islam.

[@endpc5166]

YT won't let me respond to Muslims. Lots of despicable YT Shdw bnng.

[@lindaeasley5606]

The differences in Islam and Christianity couldn't be any starker. Muslims view non believers as infidels and will commit violence against them if they don't convert. Christianity says God loves everyone but in order to be saved ,you must accept Christ as the Savior but they don't believe in forcing anyone. They try to convince others. If the person says no,they move on

[@jessica3285]

finally someone said it

[@rogermetzger7335]

This video touches on a very important subject - how to disagree without being disagreeable. Maybe it is just my perception but it seems to me that people (in the United States, at least) are becoming more and more attracted to preachers and teachers who are more interested in condemning people with whom they disagree than in actually helping people learn about the beliefs and practices (and maybe the history) of a variety of religious groups or organizations.

[@slossboss]

Christianity's ultimate truth has always been Islam's ultimate heresy- the idea that God incarnated Himself as a human being. There is absolutely no reconciliation from a theological standpoint where it can only be one or the other. It is not about not understanding them, it's that they are fundamentally incompatible belief systems, and in one sense, one side wants to destroy the other because they believe them to be committing the ultimate blasphemy.

[@rogermetzger7335]

@@slossboss I believe the God of Moses became incarnate. I consider myself a Christian. (When you read my next sentence, you can decide for yourself whether I’m a Christian.) Christians are people who are learning to trust the Lord, even if they haven’t subscribed to your understanding or mine of who Jesus is. When the day of Pentecost was fully come, the apostles (Acts 1:2), the women, and Mary the mother of Jesus, and...his brethren (Acts 2:14) were all with one accord in one place. They considered Jesus to be the Messiah that had been foretold by the Hebrew prophets of antiquity. Because they were well acquainted with the Hebrew Bible, they probably had a better concept of the God of Moses than most of the people who call themselves Christians today but I have never believed that the reception of the Holy Spirit was predicated on whether they were willing to affirm any particular creed. I find it difficult to think of people as a Christians who wish to destroy Muslims “because they believe them (the Muslims) to be committing the ultimate blasphemy.” There are a variety of attitudes among professed Christians toward Hebrews but, in this context, it is appropriate to note that the majority of “observant” Hebrews believe what Muslims do about the doctrine that Jesus is divine. That many professed Christians use the phrase “Judeo-Christian” is evidence that disagreement about the divinity of Jesus doesn’t need to result in people wishing to destroy each other.

[@JJ-rq1me]

My home country Bulgaria was 500 years under islamic slavery and they killed almost all males and male babies in our land who did not accepted Islam and pronounced the Shahada.

[@slavazoid8179]

As a Serb I have to disagree. If they wanted to kill us all they would of but they didn't

[@JJ-rq1me]

@@slavazoid8179 as a bulgarian I can tell you that they didnt killed those who pronounced the Shahada and the rest hide in the mountains.

[@slavazoid8179]

@@JJ-rq1me OK so then why is Bukgaria, Serbian, RomNia Nd Greece still Orthodox since they all Proclaimed shahada ?

[@JJ-rq1me]

@@slavazoid8179 Just read your history books please. I cannot fit in 1 comment the whole history of the Ottoman Slavery.

[@hussainashraf5179]

​@@JJ-rq1me ottomans gave religious freedom too all

[@MaynardOwns]

This might be random as heck but I’ll ask anyway. Does ANYONE know if there is like a national/global data base of Nuns? My grandfathers sister has been a Nun for probably 60-70 or more years. Last I heard she was still alive down in South America. This was when my grandmother passed away in 2016-2017. I would love to know about her. I have never even seen a photo. I’m trying hard and can’t find anything. Maybe I’ll contact the Vatican? Odds are she became a Nun in Brooklyn NY. Thinking about this made me start to realize how I have a feeling within another generation I don’t think there will be any American born nuns. Americans are becoming more and more godless as time passes. This is coming from someone who was born into a very religious Roman Catholic family who never was confirmed or any of that. I’m not religious but I understand how important it is. Imagine NY used to be Irish and Italian god fearing men and women. And now it’s a bunch of godless maniacs. Nothing wrong with not believing. I feel like I’m big cities religion isn’t what it used to be. Maybe I’m wrong and I hope I am.

[@harryfaber]

I suggest that you start by trying to narrow down what 'sort' of nun she was/is. Do you know what 'order' she joined? Do you even know that she was/is a Roman Catholic nun?

[@MikeyJMJ]

If you know the order she was in then you should be able to track her down. Good luck

[@krdiaz8026]

Check with her order. They will give you information if you can prove she is a relative, so you'll need to provide proof of that, otherwise they don't need to help you.

[@MaynardOwns]

@@harryfaber Roman Catholic for sure. Other than that I have no idea

[@MaynardOwns]

How would one find the order?

[@streetmonk001]

Robert Spencer and David Wood 👍👍✝️

[@1oomkje]

I think the way you speak depends on the culture you are speaking to. Some cultures are, what westerners would call, abrasive. I’ve listened to people who grew up in Muslim countries who are former Muslims (now Christians). They are very blunt and don’t hold back. Brutal honesty is their culture’s way.

[@adrianaansaldi989]

There is an English Muslim man who wrote a book telling his conversion story to Catholicism and thanks God he felt in the hands of the Neri people, in the Oratory order, they are very good explaining Catholicism, if he would have been in the hands of B. BARRON, probably he would be more confused by now and not longer a Catholic. We always as Catholics have discussions about what is the worst of the sins, and I changed my view through i got older and of course I Read Aquinas and St Augustine and so on, but to me and because what I see around me, I think " to use the name of God in vain or for bad things" is the worst of the sins. I know people who literally never would be Catholic because of all the bad Catholics they encountered , it is a contradiction or should be, to be bad and to be Catholic, and do bad things in the name of God.

[@moonagedaydream9786]

Well this is aging well. World is worried right now.

[@joeluigi2008]

3:11 ok, I think it's important to make a distinction. In the proper context, if you refuse to help someone because they're not a believer, there's nothing Godly about that, according to Christian beliefs. But if a Christian brother and a non-believer need help, the Christian would receive the priority and I believe there is biblical ground for that

[@larissadueck2643]

'Help' in what sense?

[@duckmeat4674]

Could you please provide scripture for that? I'm interested as this is new to me

[@iolantham]

No way! Have you read the 10 commandments? Do you know the parable of the Samaritan, where Christ gives the answer who our neighbour is?

[@robertgillis6245]

Catholics should research Luz de Maria, Father Michel Rodrigue, and Gesselle Cardia’s private revelations from Heaven. Catholics should also research “ The Three Days of Darkness “ and “ The Illumination of Conscience.” GOD Bless!

[@milliern]

Thanks for the clip and the heads-up on this interesting book.

[@mwngw]

Fomer Catholic, confirmed Catholic...and love Aquinas. Subbed.

[@ZzeezZ78]

David Wood brought more people to Islam than any muslim can dream of, see his full debates with Uthman Ibn Farooq

[@illyrian9976]

Do muslims realy believe this delusion?

[@ZzeezZ78]

@@illyrian9976 i've seen many videos for people reverting to Islam saying it happened after they saw David's debates with Uthman Ibn Farooq, I myself was shocked with how ignorant David is when speaking/debating Uthman Ibn Farooq, and Uthman is not even a scholar. I advise anyone to watch and judge for themselves.

[@illyrian9976]

@@ZzeezZ78 There are many many more muslims that left islam once they realized how absurd and ridiculous the religion is thanks to David.

[@hoi-polloi1863]

Honestly, they lost me at "House of War". I'm waiting for Islam to calm the heck down.

[@ServetusHaditComing]

Dr. James White has also done some really good work on Islam and has had many good debates with Muslims.

[@lazyinthegym]

I like and appreciate the respectful way he is talking, and I will definitely be listening more to him, But that is such a generalized view he has! I am a 30 years old Muslim who lived across different Islamic cultures and communities. Of course, you have "those" Muslims. But you also have "those" Christians, atheists, Buddhists ... etc. So just because you have some anecdotes about a specific community means nothing. The second point next to his anecdotes is the historical acts. The history of the catholic church speaks for itself here. But does it say for most Christians? Would most Christians be ok with dragging me to the darkest dungeons of the Inquisition for torture? Again, "Generalization" is not an argument. I can't imagine if all my non-muslim friends, colleagues, and neighbors believed that. All of them would be scared of me for nothing, a typical consequence of generalization. Again, I appreciate the respectful way. I also agree with his point about leaving emotions as much as possible out of conversations like this. Provoking people serves nothing but make them more defensive.

[@bobjhonson1963]

using the reconqista of spain is bad arguement to use because it was re conquring christian lands that had been taken by force. and Catholics are not christians. biblically if a christian kills a muslim for any reason besides him fearing for his life is murder. on the other hand the quran does say to kill christians. the quran also allows lying for the benefit of islam. if a christian is a extremist he would never kill anyone. also one last point isis follows the quran exactly as it says. muhammad himself said he would get rid of all christians in the arabian pennisula and he did.

[@justaminute3111]

Jesus never promoted violence. Mohammad, whoever he was, because he did not exist as such, was explicitly violent. ALL the peaceful verses of the Koran are early and were abrogated by the later violent ones. Even a polytheist (i.e. a Trinitarian Christian) like me knows this. So should you.

[@Davidjune1970]

Pretty sure the ruthless woman he mentioned is brigitte gabriel

[@paulcollins5586]

True faith is love peace and being humble. Muslim doesnt understand this.

[@mrfake675]

You bring me peace, you make me smile You give me strength and all the while You ask for nothing, only love And my heart beats just for you It only beats for you

[@KJ-gp4tt]

Any religion that tells you to not accept your brother is man-made. Jesus is Lord!!! Christianity is open to everyone. ✝️🌅✝️🌄🌅✝️🌅

[@israelnasc18]

Despite having different beliefs, there is one enemy across time that we can devout our energy to go against

[@AC-mp7cx]

May Allah guide you

[@simonphoenix3789]

Islam is where christianity and Judaism was half a millenia ago. I wonder if it will also modernize eventually.

[@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep]

lmao. no. We have countless writings from early church fathers to show early christianity is not like that, far less the new testament...

[@into_the_void]

What about Salman Rushdie?

[@SuperZebezian]

Seems like the comments are getting nuked here.

[@DefineLines]

Thanks for this video.

[@cjk3922]

@Pints With Aquinas Christian Prince is by far the in regards to debating Muslims.

[@efrencruz4422]

Keep spreading christian prince and rob christian and Lloyd de jongh and reasoned answers on Facebook and Twitter and Instagram and in your country but it is going to take years so take your time and be a messenger cjk 😀😀😀😀

[@Jeremy-yp8eh]

I don't doubt this man's anecdotal account, but at the end of the day, people are still people, and any complex religious tradition can be parlayed into whatever ends, good or bad, sincerely or cynically, that a given practitioner is already inclined. Even Buddhism was used to justify Japan's conduct in WW2.

[@hoi-polloi1863]

Sure... it's not that people are bad, but ideologies can be. Think of it this way... if two guys approached you and said they were a Stalinist and a Buddhist, which one would you be more leery of?

[@generalfranco9399]

I can't understand people who constantly consume this content, it's weird. Being anti Islam is not a personality trait lol, ive noticed the majority of these types seem to be Indian. You can feel however you want about Islam but if it anti Islam apologetics is primarily what you're consuming in your free time, there's something wrong with you, and vice versa.

[@rummannasiri2]

There’s 2 billions Muslims, there is no way 1 person can give you insider information on Muslims. We aren’t a club or organization. We follow a religion. All he is doing is giving the perspective of people he’s met.

[@johnhart4524]

Is this a drive towards converting Christian ti Islam?

[@jamesatherfold6934]

It is indeed such a juxtaposition. Islam promotes the modesty of women, forbids alcohol and makes giving to charity compulsory but it’s tolerance for the non believer is in stark contrast to the good nature of its practice.

[@walterwikeepa5448]

I noticed Muslim churches don't help the poor at least where I live, like other churches.

[@greengandalf9116]

"Unfortunately... They have the truth in their mind, the fullness of the truth, and we nonbelievers are infidels and need to receive Islam, we need to become Muslims. And so they have a mission to do." That's exactly what Catholics believe as well, the difference is some Muslims aren't as forgiving when what they believe is true is rejected, but then again I'm sure some Catholics are like that as well.

[@harvestingnow1571]

@Chiyo Next Door well as of today, I know of ZERO Catholics murdering MUZLIM people but the exact opposite happening worldwide EVERY DAY. And most of their faith is coerced and they believe Allah gives them the right to kill if not adaptive to them. It’s really Evil Tyranny imo. Thank the Lord I’m Catholic everyday. 🙋🏻‍♀️🙏

[@vaderkurt7848]

@Chiyo Next Door That mostly depends on the type of judgement. There is a righteous judgement and judgements that Jesus Christ told is prohibitted.

[@izabeera166]

Well Catholic won’t kill you for leaving the faith. Muslim might with big probability.

[@kaya1481]

[3:59] Indeed, the example of Jesus to Allah is like that of Adam. He created Him from dust; then He said to him, “Be,” and he was.

[@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep]

Jesus said there is no God beside him. Isaiah 44:6 Thus saith the Lord the King of Israel, and his redeemer the Lord of hosts; I am the first, and I am the last; and beside me there is no God. Jesus is God and appeared in bodily form before becoming flesh. We clearly see the three persons of the trinity mentioned here too. Isaiah 48:12-16 Jude 5. Jesus saying he predates his incarnite transformation. An often overlooked verse that speaks to this is Jude 5 where it says Jesus saved the people out of Egypt and also destroyed those who did not believe. These events are least over 1200 years before Jesus was born Food for thought.

[@Texasvampire]

I grew up around Muslims. They are some of the kindest people I have ever met. As a teenager we would spend hours debating about religion and teaching our religion to the other person. They would show me their cultures. Never once were they rude or mean to me about my beliefs. Never once did they try to convert me.

[@izabeera166]

Where did you grow up?

[@efrencruz4422]

You should watch godlogic apologetics and christian prince and cira international and shamounian and Lloyd de jongh and reasoned answers and david wood archives on KZbin and watch all the channels on KZbin marina conriquez 😀😀😀

[@Texasvampire]

@@izabeera166 Houston

[@ash9280]

I am Ex Muslim that grew up around Muslims and within a Islamic background. I never doubted the existence of Muslims that are good people. Tons of my family members are devout. But I never understand why non Muslims say stuff like this. Like imagine if I went, "Hispanics are some of the nicest people that I ever met". It is like treating Muslims are some kind of curious species of animal.

[@hisapez7]

As a Latino Catholic who grew up with Muslims as well, I can relate. Most of the Muslims I knew didn't really try to convert me, and strangely, the most conservative Muslim I knew was by far the most pro-Christian.

[@lifehappens587]

HOW could you smile after reading that horrible, disgusting evil, know there is truth there…VERY WEIRD reaction after hearing that, especially about children

[@NoName-ke6gq]

God only guides the ones he wants. Clearly he has not chose him

[@Pitttdog]

Look up Christian Prince. You will learn what you need. Charbel is vert knowledgeable but for brutal truth and direct approach with actual references Christian Prince is worth a look.

[@anaarkadievna]

At least he is honest!

[@russianbot5239]

i just saw this video on my feed and decided to watch it as a muslim i was quite curious to hear what christians are told about us ......i must say its quite disturbing just listening to the claims bieng made about our religion the difference between this guys and mainstream media is just the platform .... maybe bring a practising muslim in your show .....maybe just maybe we might clear up some of these claims

[@dudelikeseriously8418]

Watched this too as a Muslim. Guy seems to have parroted without researching on his own. Ignorance annoys me.

[@vi683a]

You are not as true Muslim because Muslims HAVE to Live according to the Quran. You have to Live according to Mohamed.... otherwise you are a unbeliever and infidel.

[@dudelikeseriously8418]

@@vi683a and we live according to him. Go read up about the conquest of makkah. You ignorants barely have any knowledge on Islam except for what Bush and movies have taught you.

[@justaminute3111]

@@dudelikeseriously8418 Actually, his comments were pretty mild. You are likely a Westernised Muslim. Have you actually read the barbarism in Shariah? Are you happy that you are are supposed to be a slave of your god and love Mohammad more than anything else in your life? Do you know that you are supposed to take Muhammad as you complete moral pattern? Have you actually thought about his actions during his lifetime? Do you know that virtually all the peaceful verses of the Koran have been abrogated? And best of all, have you actually paid attention to all the bizarre and contradictory stories that you are required by your faith to believe as true as to the beginnings of Islam? Actually, (to me) best of all, do you really believe that Mecca is the oldest city on earth? (If you read the Koran with your brain switched on, you will realise that the landscape described (wheat, date palms, olives) does not fit the locality of Mecca. A big wall of text, I know. But maybe you could take one or two and actually independently investigate. Oh, wait, did you also know that a true, believing Muslim never asks questions? So, I guess that you can’t

[@exquofonte]

You should have Jordan Denari Duffner on to get a different side to this. Raish is describing fundamentalist Islamic attitudes, which I don't believe reflect the attitude of the majority of Muslims, and that isn't how Muslims thought of other religions for most of their history. It's a bit like broadly describing Christianity as fundamentalist baptist without qualification. For those interested in hearing both sides to this, check out Carl Ernst's "Following Muhammad: Rethinking Islam in the Contemporary World"

[@lepanto3607]

The attitude of moderate Muslims does not matter when the supremacy mentality is directly because of the primary sources of Islam (Quran and Hadiths). We have 1,400 years of historical context. The endgame of Islam from the beginning has been to impose sharia law to the world and for everyone to recognize the supremacy of Islam. The Quran and Hadiths are clear about this endgame. Christianity does not have this problem . Our message is very different to Islam. You can not justify southern Baptist hateful rhetoric from the example of Christ or writings of the Apostles and the Church Fathers. Islam failed. A legitimate caliphate (successor to Muhammad) will never ever return. However we Christians should never forget our 1,400 year old history with Islam. The best thing we can do is to zealously evangelize Muslims, they need to be saved from their false prophet.

[@exquofonte]

@@lepanto3607 I'm sorry but this is wildly inaccurate on a number of issues. I'd encourage you to do more research on the subject. The attitude of the average Muslim matters quite a bit. Not when it comes to, say, airline security, but when it comes to dialoguing about religious differences, it does.

[@rasecphd]

@@exquofonte "Dialogue" is the key phrase here Mike. The average Muslim could care less about dialoging with Christians. Why? Because there are very few Christians allowed to live or own property in Muslim nations because of differences in permissible rights. Most Muslim nations treat their Christian minorities as second class citizens, of course with a few rare exceptions rather than the rule. So your proposed argument about listening to what the average Muslim thinks about Christians is a moot point. Since the average Muslim doesn't interact with Christians. Of interest however, should be what these Muslim leaders or clerics in madrassas are inculcating in their general population. Something tells me, that from that you'll get what the 'average' Muslim thinks. And by that I'm proposing that on the mean...it would be fair to say that 'dialoging' with Christians isn't high on their priority list.

[@user-gs4oi1fm4l]

Catholicism has an orthodoxy defined by historic councils and an episcopacy, not just the Bible. Islam does not have anything of the same weight. It principally has the Quran and no other authoritative interpreter.

[@exquofonte]

​@@user-gs4oi1fm4l in every issue that has to do with Islam, the most important question revolves around who is authorized to interpret Islam. There is, after all, no Muslim pope. It wasn't always "Sola Scriptura" with Muslims either, though. If you don't see that, again, I'd encourage you to check out Carl Ernst's book I mentioned above.

[@ReginaAngelorum7]

This episode came out just in time for the salmon Rushdie incident

[@lethalskunk2817]

thanks i love your videos

[@rummannasiri2]

This is not a reputable source, if you need information as an Imam or Islamic Scholar.

[@jamesojeda5336]

Let Christian Prince teach you about Islam, He's a Christian Arab.. Just search "Christian Prince" in KZbin.

[@thetheoreticaltheologian2458]

It’s funny that the quran doesn’t understand the Blessed and Holy Trinity. It thinks it’s 3 gods and that it’s Jesus and Mary along with allah “false” “wrong”. It doesn’t understand the incarnation of the Son in Christ Jesus and doesn’t understand the glorious Gospel of salvation. The quranic god obviously doesn’t know everything “not that I think the quranic god exists” but we see that it was obviously written by misunderstood man. The Holy Bible is the one true God Almighty!

[@paulthompson9668]

Christians are basically Muslims in training. All you need to do is read the revelation from the last prophet Mohammed.

[@DFzonefd]

We are not compatible

[@nowaynottoday]

period!

[@antondelacruz9362]

Iirc the last aramaic speaking community is populated by peacefully coexisting muslims and christians. How does such an old people manage that?

[@Schemez-16vhiphopbeatz]

the real question is does lslam and other religions make the world a better place .? or does it push other cultures apart and create radicals

[@stephenwhelan9545]

Do you s ever pray live on your KZbin show

[@philpriestley6254]

Look up Speakers Corner, 2 Chanel’s SocoFilms and Catholic reconquista do great videos. There’s been many heated debates with Muslims here

[@quintontad5245]

Great work

[@bluj78]

Original cancel culture

[@kaya1481]

[5:116] And [beware the Day] when Allah will say, “O Jesus, Son of Mary, did you say to the people, ‘Take me and my mother as deities besides Allah ?'” He will say, “Exalted are You! It was not for me to say that to which I have no right. If I had said it, You would have known it. You know what is within myself, and I do not know what is within Yourself. Indeed, it is You who is Knower of the unseen.

[@justaminute3111]

Since Christians never believed that Mary was part of the Trinity: not a problem. That’s the problem with you guys, you don’t even know that the Koran is just a bunch of corrupted texts. “Tales of the ancients” is about the only real thing in it.

[@kaya1481]

@@justaminute3111 One day you will know the truth, at least you can't say a warner did not come to you. Take care.

[@denyswoodroffe490]

So they see them selves as the full court, judge and jury etc. we believe only God is my Judge. Kiwi

[@squishyhydra5155]

It has always involved violence!! This guy is such a squish

[@quantumdoc9938]

A teaching that stems from the Talmud

[@ericgutierrez2936]

Through a berka?

[@efrencruz4422]

You should watch godlogic apologetics and soco films and christian prince and cira international and Lloyd de jongh and reasoned answers and david wood archives on KZbin and watch all the channels on KZbin eric Gutierrez 😀😀😀😀

[@parkwalks8562]

Ayaan hirsi ali?

[@0110-d7y]

it explains a lot

[@davy4842]

Lol david wood Vs mohamed hyjab is the best debate

[@noexcuses5524]

Now might be a good time to point out that some Gnostic communities seem to have believed in a female Holy Spirit, a sort of Mother figure to go along with the Father and Son.) Mary is the virgin whom no power has defiled... Whoever of the powers (attempts to) defile this virgin, such powers are merely defiling themselves. And the Lord would not have said “My Father who is in Heaven”, unless he had had another father, but he would have said simply “My father”. To recap: Mary was always virgin, indefilable, and so was not impregnated by the Spirit-not to mention that the Holy Spirit is female, and a lesbian divine impregnation is just not believable. Instead, Jesus has two fathers, one in Heaven and one not-in-Heaven, and presumably the not-in-Heaven one is the inseminator, but despite having two fathers, Jesus’ mother was still a virgin. Glad we cleared that one up.

[@GENERALWACKASS]

Figures. I enjoy listening to people who speak truth from what they experianced

[@josephzammit8483]

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[@mimo1351]

This is not 100 % true. I talked to many muslims about christian persecution, most deny that it is happening.

[@littleone1656]

Of course they do. Why would they tell the truth? Either that, or they are completely oblivious to what’s going on in the Middle East as well as what their Quran actually says.

[@ZzeezZ78]

It happens mostly in people's imaginations

[@Coolboyandcoolthings]

I will comment as Muslim. we Muslims, christians and jews.... See Religion as hope and love and solace. But in reality God is the one who is going to judge each one of us for their deeds. We must not judge or insult or mistreat or disrespect anyone. But when it comes to "The religion of God" the true one. In case of Islam: The Muslims view christians as "people of the book" means the people who fellow the bible. And this the same thing for jews (Torah) (pslam of David) and Samaritans ...ect. they're also people of the book. They're concidered as our brothers and sisters in the right path. But only believers who don't believe in Trinity and don't associate with God any partner. But Islam, doesn't recognize the religion Christianity and Judaism, and conciders them as human traditions after modifying the laws of God. These two word are not mentioned in the Qur'an. The Qur'an only mentions people and the holy books because according to Islam. These people and the all the prophets and the holy books are Islamic books. Because the first prophets in Islam are Adam and Eve and the last prophet of Islam is Muhammed. This how Islam views christians and jews and also this how Islam views Christianity and Judaism.

[@zyzzyx3160]

Which Muslims - suni, shia, sufi, salafi, hanbali, maliki...malicious.... What is a moderate Muslim? The level of ignorance is astounding. this is like saying all the Christians are te same - catholic, coptic, eastern orthodox...

[@angelcana120]

Jesus is king

[@jemalabdunasir1660]

God sacrifice himself to himself to forgive us from himself 😂😂 Even with lies Christianity still dies Allahuakbar

[@anniegarcia828]

I read the comment that we are carnivores, No Christ taught take this it was bread in his Hand and eat it for this is my body and drink for this is my blood, it’s the way he died in the cross, when we take communion we believe that we are eating the body blood soul and the divinity of Christ, look upon utube of miracles of some communion turning to blood and another one with a heartbeat. But In church we eat a wafer round and white and the blood is wine, but once the priest blessing it becomes the living God why do you think people who practice satanic rituals want to come and steel the communion so they can desecrate it. Jesus left us this gift but not to be taken likely when you take it you have to be in a condition of grace, like people who live together are living in sin and so many other to explain if you take communion without being in a state of grace your condemning yourself. Yea

[@efrencruz4422]

You should watch godlogic apologetics and christian prince and cira international and Lloyd de jongh and reasoned answers and david wood archives on KZbin and watch all the channels on KZbin annie garcia 😀😀😀

[@shamimamueenideen3164]

This is not true. As a Muslim we consider Christians as people of the book and even the Quran says that Christians are the closest to the Muslims❤

[@marooway]

@@shamimamueenideen3164 really? Where the holy Quran said that? 😅

[@shamimamueenideen3164]

@@marooway in the Qur'an Chapter 5 verse 82. The Almighty says, and nearest among the in love to the believers you will find those who say, " We are Christians ", because among them are men devoted to learning and men who have renounced the world and they are not arrogant.

[@marooway]

@@shamimamueenideen3164 don’t spread false information iam Arab and know exactly what the Quran said! The jews اشد عداوة doesn’t mean Christians are closer come on! And God wasn’t talking about Christians in general, only الرهبان و القساوسة so no they’re not “closest” و لن ترضى عنك اليهود و لا النصارى حتى تتبع ملتهم! 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@shamimamueenideen3164]

Don't understand ur point here

[@kaya1481]

[5:110] [The Day] when Allah will say, “O Jesus, Son of Mary, remember My favor upon you and upon your mother when I supported you with the Pure Spirit and you spoke to the people in the cradle and in maturity; and [remember] when I taught you writing and wisdom and the Torah and the Gospel; and when you designed from clay [what was] like the form of a bird with My permission, then you breathed into it, and it became a bird with My permission; and you healed the blind and the leper with My permission; and when you brought forth the dead with My permission; and when I restrained the Children of Israel from [killing] you when you came to them with clear proofs and those who disbelieved among them said, “This is not but obvious magic.”

[@doughvictor2893]

Your religion is the Antichrist

[@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep]

Jesus said there is no God beside him. Isaiah 44:6 Thus saith the Lord the King of Israel, and his redeemer the Lord of hosts; I am the first, and I am the last; and beside me there is no God. Jesus is God and appeared in bodily form before becoming flesh. We clearly see the three persons of the trinity mentioned here too. Isaiah 48:12-16 Jude 5. Jesus saying he predates his incarnite transformation. An often overlooked verse that speaks to this is Jude 5 where it says Jesus saved the people out of Egypt and also destroyed those who did not believe. These events are least over 1200 years before Jesus was born

[@kaya1481]

@@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep Numbers 23:19 "God is not a man…" Hosea 11:9 "...For I am God, and not man..." Jesus is called a man many times in the Bible: John 8:40 "…a man who has told you the truth…" Acts 2:22 "Jesus the Nazarene, a man attested to you by God with miracles and wonders and signs which God performed through Him in your midst, just as you yourselves know." Acts 17:31 "He will judge the world in righteousness through a man whom He has appointed" 1.Tim. 2:5 "…the man Christ Jesus." John 14:28 "My Father is greater than I." John 10:29 "My father is greater than all." Luke 11:2 "When you pray, say Our Father which art in heaven." John 16:23 "In that day, you shall ask me nothing. Whatsoever you ask of the Father in my name." John 4:23 "The hour cometh and now is, when the true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth; for the Father seeketh such to worship him." John 17:3 "…that they might know you, the only true God, and Jesus Christ whom you have sent." Jesus prayed to God all night: Luke 6:12 "he continued all night in prayer to God." Hebrews 5:7 "During the days of Jesus’ life on earth, he offered up prayers and petitions with loud cries and tears to the one who could save him from death, and he was heard because of his reverent submission." Who was Jesus praying to when he fell on his face with loud cries and petitions? Was it himself? Was Jesus crying in tears to himself pleading to be saved from death? No man, sane or insane, prays to himself! Surely the answer must be a resounding ‘No.’ Jesus was praying to "the only true God." Jesus was the servant of the One Who sent him. Can there be a clearer proof that Jesus was not God? The Quran confirms that Jesus called for the worship of the Only True God: "Truly, God is my Lord and your Lord, so worship Him (alone). This is the straight path." (Quran 3:51)

[@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep]

@@kaya1481 Notice how you never addressed what the text says that I presented. Is or is it not scripture? That is why cross referencing and establishing context is so important. In fact the principle is in the text. It says truth is establishing in the mouth of two or three. That is why God always sent two or more prophets to give his word in the old testament. Jesus said there is no God beside me. In other words He is God and the Father is also God is they must be one. You know Jesus is also called the NAIL in Isaiah talking about the work of the cross to come right? God told Moses to build the tabernacle with every pole holding up the wall of the tabernacle had silver and brass on it speaking of redemption and suffering, the pole of wood speaks of his physical flesh his body it is acacia wood meaning eternal flesh the rope connected to the pole is made out of goats hair that had 11 strands of it in the rope, 11 is the number of destruction and goats hair speaks of sin, he destroyed our sin. The nail in the ground connected to the rope is brass, God said it should only be half way in the ground and half way out. Jesus is called the nail in Isaiah, and half in half out means he died and rose again. Every year the high priest would go into the holy of holies in the tabernacle remember? What did the high priest do before that? Made the sacrifice at the alter and DIPPED the bottom of his robe in the BLOOD of the sacrifice then WALKED to EVERY piece of furniture. The laver, lamp stand, table of shobread, incense, then holy of holies the ark. All the pieces of furniture were positioned in the giant shape of a cross throughout the whole grounds of the tabernacle. The high priest walking to each dragging blood made a giant blood CROSS on the ground if viewed from above. This clearly speaks of Jesus and his perfect sacrifice on the cross. Is Isaiah and Moses scripture or not? Jesus, God is found throughout all the old testament. Look at God telling Israel to look at the serpent on the pole to be healed. That is sin destroyed on the cross. Or Joseph being betrayed by his 11 brothers and being put in a hole for 3 days then taken out. That is Jesus being betrayed by all the disciples and dying for 3 days and being resurrected. Or Abraham and Issac, son carrying wood to be sacrificed on up the hill. Son obeying will of Father. And so on and so on. Is that all not scripture or not? Jesus revealed himself to man all along. The name Jesus as Jesus said is the name of God given at the burning bush which was Jesus. Je= IAM, sus= from moses fulfilling prophecy the second half coming form the name of moses. The name Jesus means GOD WHO SAVES BY WATER. Jesus is called the living water, the Word. Secondly the scripture you wrote can be understood looking at the context. Jesus is both man AND God. The Father is not the Son, the Son is not the Spirit, the Spirit is not the Father and so on. They are all individual persons and one God. The Father, Son, Spirit are all equal in nature, different in relationship. You can google a page that establishes this for each member of the trinity possessing the full nature of God. Scriptures to show the Father, Son and Holy Spirit each individually are all powerful, all present, all knowing, eternal/unchanging.

[@kaya1481]

@@WaterspoutsOfTheDeepThere is so much I can say but I don't have the time. Please even if its just for reference please do watch this video Why Are So Many Christian Priests Reverting to Islam? | Yusuf Estes kzbin.info/www/bejne/mn7IYX6Ia56Kn6s All the best, no hard feelings despite our differences. :) I pray God guides you and protects you.

[@saburoemon]

Wow. Listening to religious people enjoy in discussions or debates with each other is hilarious. They’re all having meaningless conversations. Ridiculous.

[@gabrielbotsford791]

Mother Teresa, hmmmmm I heard she required conversion from people before she would help....

[@dune6727]

really truly religious people don't make programs like this, were they try to point out differences between different faiths to soe division . Alot of this is identity politics, no true faith. How about love thy neighbour and he who hasn't sinned throw the first stone. Learn the book .

[@mariemunzar6474]

Well tbh there is a difference between sinning and full on denying the faith and practicing a different religion. Also everyone sins but it's ok to point out when something is a sin. How else would people stop doing it? Part of loving your neighbor is desiring Heaven and not Hell for them. I do think people could go about these discussions differently such as by talking about what they love about their faith. But still.