Yes, The Internet is Killing Islam (GodLogic) | Ep. 597
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What is the opening prayer advertisement that kicks off the episode?
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The internet is the death of Islam, and millions upon millions upon millions of people have caught on.
And what are the inconsistencies or falsehoods that are being discovered by these young Muslims because of the internet? The
character of
Muhammad.
Finding out that Muhammad slept with Aisha when she was nine years old, finding out that the Quran allows for men to marry, divorce, and sleep with prepubescent girls. Finding out that Muhammad had slaves and didn't free all slaves like they're told, this stuff really shakes them and rocks them to their core.
Now the pushback you'll get immediately is the old testament's filled with violence. And not just violence, but violence that was authorized by God.
He didn't send Israel as a as a war entity against everyone. Kill all infidels. No, it's not like that.
How do we know that the original Quran wasn't preserved the way it's said to have been?
This is actually huge. A lot of Muslims bank their faith on the Quran being perfectly preserved. It is not a myth that Muslims are dreaming about Christ and are converting. The Muslims are coming up with their testimonies of how Christ came to them and saved them, brought them out of the darkness of Islam. It's crazy.
Avery. First name God Logic. Yes, sir. Thanks for coming on the show.
Thank you for having me, man. Thank you for having me. This is uh it's pretty nice, you know. Nice little feel, you know. I love it, man.
Well, um, we're gonna make you a drink and you are still like maybe I'll do a old fashioned and I thought it would be funny if we learnt how to do it since neither of us know how to make it. Yes. I think it's about that time.
Now are you a drinker? I I wouldn't say that. Casual, ca occasional drinker, you know. Sometimes I go out, take my wife out, you know, we'll get a drink or s or two, you know. Nice, nice. Yeah. Now what about your uh Islamic fans? Well, depends on which side. If you're talking about the Muslims, they love to drink. Do they? Oh yeah, they love to drink.
All right, let's now do you wanna do this as I tell ya? Sure. So two ounces of bourbon. We have no idea what two ounces looks like. Exactly. But we'll be able to just pour. Just pour. Alright. And then we're gonna do quarter ounce of simple syrup, which we do not have, but we do have the cherries. So I guess you could pour
I don't know if that's two ounces, but that looks good. Yeah.
So I think this is the cheat way, right? Since we don't have simple syrup, you could pour a little bit of that in there and then put a cherry in there as well, right?
All right. So this is
Um and then a dash of bitters. That looks good.
Okay, it's starting it's starting to look like a
an
old fashioned.
And then this is the bitters. We've already lost half of our audience. The who? The who? What is this? Oh, that's the bitters. So you just want to splash that in. Okay. It'll come out real slowly. You kinda wanna shake it to get it in there. Yeah. Yeah, and that's it. And then start stirring and and then you tell me if that tastes anything remotely like what you ha we are
starting our bartender careers today. This is great. Let's see how this is. So I'm the guinea pig and I gotta try I guess I feel like
I I I I love I got a coffee, I got a water, and then we're gonna
have
some.
Lagavolin. Yes, this is what you all came here for. Pints and bartending and apologetics with God logic.
All right, let's see, let's see, let's see. I hope I stirred it good. I think that looks pretty stirred. All right, cheers. Sluncha, cheers. All right, let me know.
Let's see.
Don't pretend. You're allowed to hate it. See, there's no sugar in that. You know, I think it's just
I I taste more of that than anything. Yeah. But it's still it's still smooth.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the opening prayer advertisement that kicks off the episode?
0:00–6:18
2
What are the key inconsistencies about Muhammad’s life that young Muslims are discovering online?
6:18–14:13
3
How do the hosts use the Holy Spirit versus Jesus debate to challenge Islamic apologetics?
14:13–23:05
4
What arguments are presented about the preservation and textual variants of the Qur’an?
23:05–1:12:13
5
What are the Quranic manuscript variations and why do they matter?
1:12:13–1:15:54
6
How does the Islamic dilemma expose contradictions between the Quran and earlier scriptures?
1:15:54–1:22:28
7
Why are Muslim women emerging as TikTok apologetics and what controversies surround them?
1:22:28–1:29:49
8
What debate tactics should Christians adopt when engaging Muslims while staying humble?
1:29:49–2:19:37
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