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This episode is a second post-debate interview, this time with Islamic apologist Shahir Naga.
We had a good conversation, discussing, among other things, the worship of Jesus and where Mr. Naga is originally from.
Thanks to Mr. Naga for a good interview. He is a seeker of truth, and is a pleasure to dialogue with.
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I see from his website that Mr. Naga has more recently been in a similar debate, this time one on one, with evangelical apologist Samuel Green. Here it is, below the fold, on Samuel Green’s youtube channel.
Bonus: some clips from Islamic apologists who inspired him: Ahmed Deedat, Dr. Zakir Naik, and Shabir Ally.
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