Shahriq Khan

So the truth is, we're trying to deconstruct Muslims by giving them John 3.16, like, so God loved the world that he'll give his only son as your blood atonement, right?

As a former Muslim, that's the most blasphemous thing I've ever heard in my life.

Allah doesn't love the whole world.

He loves the obedient Muslim, right?

He would never have a son.

He's unbegotten, unlike anything in this world.

And truthfully, man, there's no need for blood atonement.

Muslims don't believe in that.

Adam and Eve were never on earth in the Quran.

That's a very big difference.

So why would an earthly Messiah even be necessary if all you need to do is just repent?

So understanding basic Islamic theology, you see that it's not like a New Testament thing.

It's actually not about that at all.

Yeah.

So for those that don't know you, could you give a quick story?

Yeah.

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I think the biggest and most relevant thing is that

I grew up as a very devout Muslim, and I loved that faith.

My father actually saw 9-11 happened, and when I was three and a half years old, the first identity I had as a man was, you guys are going to be the Western light of Islam.