Saturday, August 28, 2010

YouTube - Sam Shamoun vs Shabir Ally (The Unedited Version)



The debate is about the Bible and the Qur'an. This by far is one of the best debates on this I have seen. If you want to see a great summary from both sides of what the arguments are and why this is important, this debate is one to watch.

YouTube - Sam Shamoun vs Shabir Ally (The Unedited Version)
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3 comments:

  1. AnonymousSeptember 28, 2010 at 11:06 AM

    When it comes to the matter of Bible, you Christians are trying your best to become the biggest stupids in the world. God is creating everything, so why do God want to become like one of its creations?!!!! That also, like human being, the sinners?!!!! Then you say, it's for forgiving the origial sin. But if somebody is punished, then where is the forgiveness?!!!! If somebody forgive sombody else, then there will be no punishment at all, but here, Jesus is punished. So, what is forgiveness?!!!

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  2. UnknownOctober 5, 2010 at 8:32 PM

    The christians are editing their own Bible, so it is no wonder they edit this debate in a way that the listeners get a feeling that Sam won this debate. But Sam is one of the worst christian debater. Because mostly he utilized the debate for promoting his website!!! If the Christian continue to use Sam for debates with muslims, then they are deliberately jumping into bigger loses!!!!!

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  3. mmcelhaneyFebruary 25, 2012 at 9:05 PM

    Sam Shamoun far from lost this debate. God the Son became incarnate because only God can obey God. He chose to become one of us because He loved us and took the punishment we deserved. Punitive measures must be applied to sin because of who God is - a righteous judge. Forgiveness does not mean "no punishment". Eternal separation from God is a consequence of sin - we earn that by what we have done and what we are. This sin must be atoned for. We could not do it for ourselves or anyone else. If God wanted us to be saved, God had to do it for us.

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