The Islamic Dilema Is STILL Undefeated!!

Used to argue that Muhammad is directed to consult prior scripture-readers if he doubts what was revealed to him, making the earlier scriptures a test case for the Quran's claims.

Used to argue that Muhammad is supposedly found written in the Torah and Gospel, raising the question whether the current Bible is the Injil or whether Muslims must posit a lost...

Quoted to argue that some Jews could read the Old Testament as teaching a divine coming figure who is the Lord himself, supporting the claim that a divine Messiah was not an ali...

Used in the dispute over whether Christians must judge by the Torah, Gospel, and what was revealed from their Lord, and whether that leaves the earlier scriptures authoritative ...

Cited as an example from the Hebrew Bible where one speaker argued a figure comes from Yahweh yet is identified as Yahweh, to support a plurality-in-God reading against Islamic ...

Cited alongside Genesis 19 and Joshua to argue that the Hebrew Bible contains passages where a distinct figure bears Yahweh's identity, challenging a strictly unipersonal view o...

Cited with Genesis 19 and Exodus 23 as another Hebrew Bible passage allegedly showing a divine figure identified with Yahweh.

Invoked to argue that 'confirming' previous revelation in the Quran can include making some things permissible, so one Muslim speaker used it to defend selective rather than tot...

Used to argue that Muslims are told to say they believe both what was revealed to them and what was revealed to Jews and Christians, and to distinguish those revelations rather ...

Used to argue that Jews in Muhammad's day already had the Torah and could judge by it, implying the Torah remained available and authoritative rather than lost.

Cited in the dispute over textual corruption to argue about whether the Quran accuses Jews of altering their scripture itself or of composing separate writings and falsely claim...

Cited to argue that Allah condemns believing only part of scripture, which was used against the Muslim claim that the Quran confirms only selected parts of prior revelation.

Mentioned as another Quran verse that 'confirms what came before it,' used to reinforce the claim that the Quran broadly affirms earlier scripture rather than only approved frag...

Used in a contradiction chart to argue that the Bible's teaching on Jesus' crucifixion conflicts with the Quranic denial of the crucifixion.

Used in a contradiction chart to note that the Quran presents Jesus as only a messenger, in contrast to stronger biblical claims about his status.

Used in a contradiction chart to contrast the Quran's rejection of divine sonship with biblical language about Jesus as God's Son.

Used in a contradiction chart to argue that the Quran forbids associating partners with Allah, which the speakers contrasted with passages they believe support plurality in God'...

Quoted ('The beginning of the gospel of Jesus Christ, the Son of God') to press a Muslim caller on whether Mark could count as the Injil, since it explicitly calls itself the go...