Matt Fradd

A thousand times.

Really?

If you had to make the best case for Islam, what would you say?

That's hard to do.

Do you think a better case could be made for atheism than this?

Didn't you say he was illiterate?

He was illiterate, yeah.

So do we have any good reason to think he wrote the Quran?

What do you think people find attractive about Islam, then?

Because I think most, many people, maybe most of us, we're attracted to things before we're open to the truth claims about them.

And I would say that's even true today as Christianity is seeing a resurgence.

It's like, we live in this banal two-dimensional culture and people look at orthodoxy or with the beards and the icons and the incense or Catholicism with the same, and they go, I want that.

And it's like, fair enough.

You know, like being attracted by beauty is not a bad thing.

but it doesn't mean it's a true thing, right?

So what is it about Islam that attracts people?

Is it its simplicity?

Is it its culture that appears to be less infected by wokeism, et cetera?

Is that right?

Because I would agree with you.