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A Muslim guest appealed to the Gospel of Barnabas as a newly found text; the host cited it in order to reject it as a late forgery and not valid evidence against the canonical G...

The host referenced the Septuagint as an early textual witness quoted in Jewish and Christian usage, to argue that the earlier scriptures were already fixed and known before Islam.

The host paired the Judas-death passages to answer a claimed Bible contradiction, arguing Judas first hanged himself and later fell, so the accounts are complementary rather tha...

The host paired the Judas-death passages to answer a claimed Bible contradiction, arguing Judas first hanged himself and later fell, so the accounts are complementary rather tha...

The host referenced the Ahaziah-age passages to answer a contradiction claim, arguing the 22/42 issue is a copyist textual variant rather than an actual contradiction in the bib...

The host referenced the Ahaziah-age passages to answer a contradiction claim, arguing the 22/42 issue is a copyist textual variant rather than an actual contradiction in the bib...

The host displayed and cited this verse to argue that the Quran tells Jews and Christians to uphold the Torah and Gospel, which he used against the claim that those scriptures w...

The host cited this passage to argue that parts of the Quran shift between Allah's speech and a messenger's speech, using it to challenge the claim that every Quranic word is di...

The host cited Psalm 22 to argue that the suffering and pierced hands and feet of the Messiah were foretold in the Hebrew scriptures, supporting the crucifixion account.

The host quoted Isaiah's suffering-servant language about being pierced for transgressions and bearing others' sins to argue that the Messiah's atoning suffering was foretold lo...

The host displayed this Quran passage to show that the Quran denies Jesus was killed or crucified, using it as a central example of contradiction with earlier biblical prophecy ...

A Muslim caller cited this verse to define a Muslim as one who fully submits to Muhammad's judgment; it was used to ground the debate over whether Jesus could be called a Muslim...

The host cited this verse to argue that, in Islam, no one comes to Allah as a son or daughter but only as a slave, which he used to contrast with Jesus' biblical sonship language.

The host cited this verse as a direct biblical place where Jesus identifies himself as the Son of God, to argue that Jesus' own teaching does not fit Islamic theology.

The host cited this hadith to argue that Islamic tradition presents Allah as wanting humans to sin and repent, which he contrasted with the Christian explanation of sin and rede...