As a Christian, I obviously I'm going to have disagreements with this gentleman's perspective but there were some statements about the Quran in this video that are not uncontested, even by Muslim scholars. <br><br>I did appreciate Omar's perspective on the importance of a relationship with God, moral objectivism, family, and identity. I can appreciate what deep and important concepts Muslims and Christians share, but I would recommend that Lex or anyone else interested in Islam also seek out textual criticisms (not ideological) of the Quran, as well as inconsistencies between the prophet and the texts. I would recommend the same when it comes to separating Christians and the church from Biblical presupposition.<br><br>Overall this was a great talk and it's always good to hear an alternative perspective. Thanks as always, Lex.