The Catch-22 of the Crucifixion! Hashim VS Lady | Speakers Corner

Join this channel To Help To Buy Dawah Equipment: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-XHO_xPbFFgWjwDd1T7jQg/join ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Your Support For Dawah Continuation: https://gofund.me/66bb1a8fc https://paypal.me/dawah2soul ================================ In this intense theological debate at Speaker's Corner, the speaker challenges the core Christian doctrine of the crucifixion by presenting what he calls a "Catch-22" regarding the nature of Jesus. He argues that if God is immortal and cannot die, then the claim of a "divine sacrifice" is contradictory, as only a mortal being can experience death. Throughout the exchange, he emphasizes that if only the "flesh" died, the sacrifice wasn't truly divine, while also contrasting these beliefs with the Islamic view of direct repentance and individual responsibility. The video concludes by asserting that the Trinity was a later historical development rather than an original teaching of Jesus, who directed his worship solely to the Father. 00:00 Following in the Footsteps of Prophets 01:05 The "Catch-22" of the Divine Sacrifice 02:30 Defining Mortality vs. Immortality 03:58 What is the Religious Definition of Death? 05:48 Which Person of the Trinity Actually Died? 07:33 Analyzing the Biological Death of Jesus 08:50 Dictionary Definitions and Theological Contradictions 10:30 The Rock and a Hard Place for Christian Doctrine 11:15 Discussion on Disrespect and the "Victim Card" 12:40 The Injustice of the Shedding of Blood 13:30 Human Sacrifice: Comparing Dogma to Paganism 14:10 Biblical Evidence for Individual Responsibility 15:40 The Oneness of God vs. Later Dogmas 16:40 How Jesus Taught His Followers to Pray #christian #hashim #exmuslim ***Disclaimer: "The views expressed by participants in these debates and videos are their own and do not necessarily reflect the stance of 'Dawah2Soul.' These discussions are presented as a representation of the dialogues that take place at Speakers' Corner."