Live Debates: Christianity Is True, Islam is False, Hebrew Israelites Are False!

Quoted as 'The Lord said to my Lord' to argue Christianity teaches multiple gods or multiple lords; the host responded that the text distinguishes persons, not separate divine b...

Raised to claim Paul called Peter a hypocrite and thus altered or opposed the original message of Jesus; the host answered that the passage rebukes Peter's fear-driven withdrawa...

Cited to discuss whether the Qur'an confirms the Gospel and commands Christians to judge by the Gospel they possessed, which the host used against the claim that their Gospel wa...

Used by a Muslim guest to claim the 'fifth kingdom' predicts Islam defeating Rome; the host countered that the stone strikes the mixed iron-clay feet and ten kings, which he arg...

Used to argue that Jesus foretold Muhammad as the coming Comforter/Paraclete; the host replied that the passage explicitly identifies the Comforter as the Holy Spirit and says t...

Given as an explicit New Testament text calling Jesus 'our great God and Savior' in response to the claim that no verse plainly says Jesus is God.

Cited as another explicit verse identifying Christ as God in rebuttal to denial of Jesus' deity.

Cited as a text where the Father addresses the Son as God, again to argue that the New Testament explicitly teaches Jesus' deity.

Quoted as the Qur'anic claim that Jesus foretold a messenger named Ahmad; the host used it to argue the Qur'an makes a false claim because he says no such prophecy exists in the...

Appealed to in order to argue Jesus admitted sin if the whole psalm is about him; the host answered that only the betrayal line is applied to Jesus, not the confession of sin in...

Brought in because Jesus cites the betrayal line from Psalm 41; the host used it to limit the fulfillment to Judas' betrayal rather than the entire psalm, including any confessi...

Mentioned in discussing an Islamic report where Jews supposedly answer Muhammad from Isaiah when asked whether he is in their Torah; the host used this to argue Islam effectivel...

Quoted to argue that the Qur'an confirms what Jews and Christians already had 'with them,' supporting the host's claim that the prior scriptures present in Muhammad's time were ...

Debated over whether it means the Qur'an is merely a guardian/witness over earlier scripture or a corrective authority overriding it; the host rejected the claim that this verse...

Used in the 'Islamic dilemma' argument: if Muhammad doubts the revelation, he is told to ask those who read the earlier scriptures, which the host argued implies those scripture...

Used to argue that Jesus distinguished himself from God and therefore cannot be divine; the host answered that the passage does not deny Christ's deity and exposes the questione...

Raised as the Johannine Comma, a manuscript-variant example used to question biblical preservation and textual reliability.

Cited as a scriptural basis for the Trinity because baptism is commanded in the one 'name' of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.