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A Muslim appealed to Surah Maryam as a place where the Quran presents Jesus' story, using it to support the claim that Jesus taught the same monotheistic message as the other pr...

A Muslim cited Ali 'Imran as part of the Quranic material about Jesus and prophetic continuity, arguing that Jesus belonged to the same line of prophets with one message.

A Muslim explicitly cited Surah al-Ikhlas to ground the claim that God's true message is that He neither begets nor is begotten, and then tried to project that back onto Jesus' ...

This verse was cited to argue that what was revealed to Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and the prophets was fundamentally one message, supporting the Muslim claim of continuity across r...

This verse was repeatedly cited in the debate over whether Muhammad was commanded to fight Jews and Christians because of aggression or because of their disbelief and refusal to...

The host pulled up Ibn Kathir's commentary on 9:29 to argue that the command to fight the People of the Book was tied to their disbelief and subjugation under jizya, not merely ...

This hadith was shown on screen to argue that Muhammad had intercourse with a female slave and that the report is graded sahih, as part of a moral comparison between Muhammad an...

This verse was cited alongside Sunan an-Nasa'i 3959 to argue that a revelation came excusing or legitimizing Muhammad's conduct with the female slave.

This verse was invoked to argue that if Muhammad was in doubt he was directed to consult people of the previous scriptures, so earlier scripture still functioned as a valid poin...

This verse was cited to argue that the Quran itself distinguishes between clear and unclear verses, and thus can be challenged on clarity and interpretive certainty.

This verse was cited to argue that the Quran attributes a creative act to Jesus when he forms a bird from clay and brings it to life by Allah's permission, raising the issue of ...

This verse was cited in an argument that the Spirit of Allah came to Mary in the form of a man and announced a pure son, as part of a critique of Islamic claims about divine age...

The speaker cited this incorrectly as 66:2 while quoting the passage about Mary and Allah breathing into her from His spirit; it was used to argue that Islamic sources depict mu...

This verse was raised as a difficulty against Christ's divinity because it says Jesus was made lower than the angels.

This passage was cited in response to Hebrews 2:9 to argue that Christ was already in the form of God and voluntarily humbled himself in the incarnation.

Hebrews 1 was invoked to argue that the same book which says Jesus was made lower than the angels also explicitly presents the Son as God, so Hebrews 2 cannot be read as denying...

This verse was cited by a Muslim to argue that Paul expected the end to come very soon, and therefore should be treated as a failed apocalyptic figure.

This verse was cited in reply to show that the Quran also speaks of the Hour drawing near, turning the same imminent-eschatology criticism back on Islam.

Daniel 10 was cited to compare Gabriel's behavior in the Bible with Muhammad's cave encounter, arguing that Gabriel does not behave like the being who seized Muhammad.

This Damascus-road passage was quoted to show that the speaker explicitly identified himself to Paul as Jesus, unlike Muhammad's first cave encounter where the identity of the b...

Acts 15 and the Jerusalem council were cited by a Muslim to claim Paul later contradicted the apostolic food restrictions.