GODLOGIC VS HAMZA'S DEN LIVE DEBATE

Quoted by the Christian caller as an analogy for abrogation or change in divine designation, arguing that God could permit one title in an earlier period and later prohibit it.

Cited by the Muslim panel as a rhetorical conditional about divine sonship: even if Allah intended to take a son, He would choose from creation. The Christian caller used the sa...

Cited by the Muslim panel to reinforce that Quranic sonship language is hypothetical and rhetorical: if the Most Merciful had offspring, the Prophet would be first to worship ac...

Requested by the Christian caller and discussed by the panel as a passage saying it is unfitting to attribute a son to Allah and that all beings come only as servants, not divin...

Paraphrased by a Muslim speaker as 'Jesus was the firstborn of all creation' to argue that Christian scripture can speak of sonship in a way tied to creation rather than literal...

Central text in the exchange about whether Allah would need a mate to have a son. The Christian caller argued the verse implies dependence on a mate, while the Muslim panel answ...