Shahriq Khan

And God actually does come down.

God wrestles with Jacob.

He talks to Abraham and he's with, you know, the angel of the Lord, the burning bush, all these things.

God actually manifests on earth all the time.

And so him coming down as a Messiah on those three principles alone just come from Genesis, right?

And Exodus and Leviticus too, honestly, but the Torah, right?

And so the truth is, we're trying to deconstruct Muslims by giving them like 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.

Like, Allah doesn't love the whole world.

He loves the obedient Muslims, 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.

We have a lot of Islamic critiques and stuff about this that we can really dive into.