The Islamic Dilemma | Live Debates ft. @TheWordandI & @Lifedocumentslife

Primary 'Islamic dilemma' prooftext; cited to argue the Qur'an explicitly confirms prior scriptures and is a 'guardian' over them, so Muhammad is affirming books that contradict...

Listed as one of several Qur'anic passages said to confirm earlier revelation, supporting the claim that the Qur'an validates prior scriptures.

Listed as another Qur'anic text used to argue the Qur'an confirms earlier scriptures.

Listed as another Qur'anic passage said to affirm previous revelation.

Listed as another Qur'anic passage used to support the claim that the Qur'an confirms earlier scripture.

Quoted by the Muslim participant to argue that earlier recipients 'changed the word,' so prior revelation or its wording had been altered.

Raised as a textual-critical example to argue the Bible contains later additions and therefore is corrupted.

Cited to argue the Qur'an refers to a parable 'in the Gospel,' linking the Qur'an's gospel-reference to material found in the canonical Gospels.

Used as the specific Gospel parallel for Qur'an 48:29, identifying the 'parable of the seed' as coming from Matthew.

Cited to argue the Torah was revealed as guidance, supporting the Muslim claim of a general/original divine affirmation of prior scripture.

Cited alongside Qur'an 5:44 to argue the Gospel also originally contained guidance and light.

Cited to justify rejecting parts of the current Bible by claiming previous communities altered or lost part of their revelation.

Used to rebut the claim that true revelation cannot include biographical narrative, since the Qur'an itself narrates an event from Muhammad's life.

Quoted to argue the prior prophets foretold a divine Messiah, contradicting the Islamic claim that no man can be God.

Cited to deny that Jesus was killed or crucified, as part of the dispute over whether the Qur'an contradicts the Gospel accounts.

Quoted against Qur'an 4:157 to argue that Jesus himself predicted he would be killed and raised, so the Qur'an contradicts earlier scripture.

Raised by the Muslim participant to argue Jesus distinguished himself from God by saying only God is good; the hosts answered that it was a rhetorical challenge implying his div...

Quoted to argue Jesus gives eternal life and is one with the Father, countering the claim that he was only a prophet pointing away from himself.

Cited by a Muslim caller to argue that the 'Injil' is Jesus's preached gospel rather than the four canonical Gospels.

Quoted to argue that if Muhammad had doubt, he was told to consult previous scripture-readers, which the hosts used to claim earlier scripture functions as a test of Qur'anic cl...

Read to contrast Luke's account of Zechariah's muteness with the Qur'anic version, as an example of the Qur'an differing from prior scriptural narrative.