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Divine names / fatherhood

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Divine names / fatherhood

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John 17:3

1 total mentions feeding this claim

1 clip
00:35:03
Quran 4:157

1 total mentions feeding this claim

1 clip
01:16:33

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Cited by a Muslim guest to argue that the Father alone is the true God, in a discussion about whether Allah could be called 'the Father.'

Supports claim through John 17:3Open verseOpen stream

A Muslim participant cited this verse number while trying to argue that Islam rejects Allah having a father, in response to John 14's 'Father will send' language.

Supports claim through Quran 4:157Open verseOpen stream
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