Reacting to Islamic Apologists | GodLogic | Last Call Ep. 33
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No, no, you have a problem. No, the problem is yours. The entire early church is unanimous on the authorship of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. What are you on about, bro?
God logic. Yo. That's what I'm gonna call you. That's I mean, is that what people call you?
Yeah, people call me that. Call me logic and stuff like that, yeah.
Well, that's great to have you on last call. I told you I was gonna show you a bunch of m pro Muslim TikToks to have you respond to them. And I said, Do you want to see them ahead of time? You're like, Nope, I want to be surprised. All surprises, baby. I don't like spoilers. So you're just I don't I'm looking things up. Like, so for example, who's Canyon Mims? Yes. Why is he wearing that?
Well, so we we you know, uh we talked about this a little bit before about, you know, kind of these characters that are sentimental to Islam and joining Islam and really s being a spokesperson for it. He's one of those guys. They're like the the the white kind of American
kind of guy. How about we just play like a random one, like Islam's not only for Arabs.
Okay, let's go.
I just want to see him with a bald head on.
Ain't no way. Look, look, notice the caption. Yes, I'm white. Yes, I'm also Muslim. Islam is for everyone. He plays a lot on this white Muslim, uh, white white Muslim does this, or white guy reads Quran, you know. Alright, what about this one? One true message foundation. Yeah. Now they do a lot of uh political.
Against Christianity. Christians hate this question. Should we click that one? Yeah, that's it. Have you seen this one? I have not. Let's do it.
Jesus Christ, for example, he never possessed the qualities of God. Really? Is God all knowing all the time? Is God all knowing all of the time? God is all knowing, yeah. All of the time. He never becomes ignorant. When you say he never becomes ignorant, you take away the fact that he limited himself in flesh. Whether you limit yourself or you don't, either you stop being God or you're still God. I know the points we are trying to get at. Jesus said only the Father knows the time. Correct. So how do you reconcile? That with an all-loving God. Jesus limited himself to be in human flesh. You are saying that just the fact that he came in flesh means that he cannot possess the attributes of God anymore. What you're trying to now say is that God is no more all-powerful.
It means that because I am God, I am so powerful that I can't limit my power. Now, is that not all-powerful? That's illogical. Jesus Christ is God. I said did he possess the qualities of God? He said yes. I said God is all knowing all of the time. Jesus Christ was not all knowing. So how can he be the all knowing God if he doesn't possess the knowledge of the hour? This is someone who is eternal. Yeah.
This is a common objection. Mark 13, 32, Mark, Matthew 24, 36. Jesus doesn't know the hour, so therefore he's not all-knowing and doesn't isn't God. Now, this is a usual response that you get that uh, you know, that Christ came in the flesh, he limited himself, veiled his knowledge and stuff like that. And so therefore, like in his infinite nature and his divine nature, he still obviously has all access to all knowledge. Here's a I take a different approach to this because um, if you look contextually, Jesus is talking about his coming, right? And in Matthew 22, he compares his coming to a Jewish wedding. And according to custom, a Jewish wedding, it's the father that announces the wedding day for the son, not the groom or the bride.
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