Absolutely COOKING Islam For 3 Hours + EXPOSING Libyano AGAIN (LIVE DEBATES)

A superchat quoted the hadith about stones/trees identifying a hidden Jew to a Muslim, using it to criticize violent and antisemitic material in Islamic tradition.

A superchat cited this verse alongside Qur'an 2:135 as one of the verses it considered contradictory within the Qur'an.

A superchat cited this verse alongside Qur'an 2:62 as one of the verses it considered contradictory within the Qur'an.

A Muslim guest cited this passage as an example of the Qur'an shifting speakers without explicit notice; the host then used the same passage to argue it reads as though Allah sa...

The host cited this passage from Surah Maryam to argue that Islam teaches everyone, including Muslims, will descend into hellfire before some are later delivered, contrasting th...

A Muslim guest invoked material from this book about killing babies to argue the Bible was corrupted and that Islam corrects such depictions of God.

The host cited this hadith about Aisha and a deceased child to argue that Islamic predestination can place even children in hell, against a Muslim caller's claim that dying Musl...

A Muslim caller cited the lying-spirit passage to argue that the biblical God sends deception and is therefore evil or false.

A superchat cited this verse to argue that demonic possession activity after Jesus' birth supports Jesus' divine status.

A Muslim caller cited the Shema to challenge Trinitarian monotheism and press the claim that God must be only one person.

The host referenced this chapter's 'Come, let us reason together' theme to encourage a questioning listener not to abandon God but to bring doubts honestly before Him.

The host cited this chapter to argue the Old Testament already speaks of God's Son, supporting the Son's preexistence before the incarnation.

A Muslim caller appealed to Jesus' statement about Satan not being divided against himself to argue Muhammad could not be satanic because he spoke against Satan.

A superchat cited this verse about nothing being comparable to God to question why Muslims automatically rule out the triune God as impossible.