Chrislamic Talks

This episode is an additional part of episode 20 - The Hypocrisy of Progressivism. Some statements in episode 20 were blunt, harsh, and heavy. This episode will end that episode with a more uplifting touch and explain the reasons why the episode was even created.

Some progressives teach that all opinions are equally valid, that truth is whatever you make it, and that all opinions are equally valuable. This cannot be true. Organizations, parties, and people throughout the world have long held to ideas and opinions that were wrong morally and ethically. Not all opinions are created equally, therefore not all opinions are valid.

Pentecostalism has been changing over the past 5-6 decades. Both sides (Oneness & Trinity) have similar issues. Let's look a little into some of the issues and why change is not always for the better.

The first political episode ever. This episode covers the modern education system and why teaching your own children as parents is important. Not only that, I go into how the idea that democracy can be nullified by mandates is authoritarian.

We read in 2 Samuel 11 that King David killed a man for his wife. Was that sinful? Was it adultery? Or was it moral?

This episode covers arranged marriages, including forced marriages. Please speak up against arranged marriages if you don't believe in them.

On today's episode, I read a comment from Maryam, a guest commenter on our blog. She had an issue with articles we've published and sent a reply to correct us. While I made a formal reply, let's reiterate the arguments. Side note: I only use usernames on the show (privacy).

Young people have it hard sometimes, especially within the Church. God didn't intend for that, but obstacles still exist. (Also, for a short episode, this one turned out rather long, sorry y'all.)

Can women and men have from from the opposite sex? Most Christians teach against having any close friends of the opposite sex, but maybe it's time to man and woman up on this topic and get real with Christ.

People commonly cite first Peter chapter three to be against women. However, Peter says men and women are equal as heirs in this life (and the next). Shouldn't marriage be less about stuff your church forbids from you outside of marriage and more on growing together in the grace of life? 

Some cultures blame women who are raped. They say their clothing wasn't modest enough. The PM of Pakistan recently tried justifying why women who get raped are the problem, not the men responsible for committing the terrible acts.

Many people follow religion, but religion relies on emotion to keep members involved with beliefs and practices.

This episode covers two topics: Pastors and Women. Obey them that have the rule over you? Just make sure they aren't acting as lords and placing compulsion/constrains on you. While we're at it, are women told to stay at home and not work?

Getting out of a relationship is tough, especially one that was supposed to lead to marriage. Today, I talk about my relationship and things I learned from it.

Theology and programming have two similar interests: logic. A religious person may or may not hold to a logical theology.

As Christians, the modern American society is failing according to the Bible. What will the modern Christian do? Government laws that target Muslims end up affecting Christians. In fact, most bills will affect Christians, Jews, and Muslims when it comes to equality and hate speech. We have a voice, will we use it?

Ladies, if you wear a veil, make sure you aren't modest on top while being immodest below.  This episode quickly covers the reason I stopped uploading episodes (sickness/loss of voice). It also covers a small piece on veils/hijabs and women that wear them while wearing clothing that doesn't match the same standards.

Is submission always a negative? Can we win over someone with submission?  Listen in to hear the answers. You'll find the verses in this episode in 1 Peter chapters 2 & 3.

I often find memes online in social media groups claiming that Jesus was a Muslim. Here are three reasons these memes are fallacies according to the Bible and why Jesus was not a Muslim.

Today's episode features the book "Is Jesus in the Godhead or is the Godhead in Jesus? - Gordon Magee" where I attempt to point out some differences between Oneness Christian thinking and Islamic thinking. Any Trinitarian or Binitarian Christians might be tempted to listen in for the opportunity of understanding a different perspective on the Godhead.  While I do not read the entire book, I do read the first chapter in this episode. Book on Amazon Book on Pentecostal Publishing

The introduction to Chrislamic Talks and the goal behind the show. Verses used: Ephesians 6:12 NKJV For we do not wrestle against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this age, against spiritual hosts of wickedness in the heavenly places.