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I review the late Nabeel Qureshi's defense of the Gospel and systematic dissection of the truth claims made by the followers of Mohammed. Is the claim of prophethood of Mohammed valid? If not, then why do so many Muslims implicitly accept it, and reject the Cross?

Following the New Zealand mosque shootings, Muslim apologists are telling their fans and subscribers to flag videos critical of Islam as "hate speech." Since criticizing Muhammad and the Quran doesn't qualify as hate speech, these apologists are really calling for false flags. With sites like YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, and Patreon banning, censoring, or restricting popular creators such as Sargon of Akkad, the Apostate Prophet, Tommy Robinson, Al Fadi, and many others, social media censorship is becoming a dangerous game. David Wood discusses the issue of censoring and deplatforming critics of Islam.

Some thoughts on the recent wave of social media censorship.

A followup video to my earlier post, with more in-depth explorations of what I saw at the Wood-Hijab debate. I explain why Muslims are so intractable to persuasion, and why the "god" they propose is in fact no god at all.

I just want to say that David Wood-and the handful of Christians in attendance-exhibited the attributes that one would expect from people who were saved from death by Jesus Christ and the work of the Holy Spirit. While his opponent, and almost all of the Muslims in attendance-with the exception of the evening's host, who deserves to be commended for his efforts to impose civility-exhibited all of the attributes of those who are profoundly lost and who venerate a man who was imbued with wickedness, and served as the literal translator of the Devil. Even so, I hope that some...

After 30 days of following Muhammad's teachings and eventually leaving Islam, the gang meets the man who started it all.

Is it illegal to preach Christianity to Muslims in America now? Acts 17 Apologetics, a Christian evangelistic group, was banned from passing out fliers at this year’s Arab Festival in Dearborn, Mich., but they went to the festival anyway and ended up getting arrested. On Saturday, I got this message from David Wood of Acts 17: “Muslims threatened to kill Nabeel [Qureshi, an ex-Muslim and David’s colleague] and me if we showed up again at Arab Fest in Dearborn, so we went there yesterday. They didn’t kill us. Instead, police arrested us and we got to spend a night in...