I'm glad that this is happened, but I'm also frustrated," and frustrated for the same reason that I often am when a Muslim of any caliber univocally discusses things like freedom of speech and Christianity. His view on the Council of Nicea (<a href=""https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BOKCNUqbpH0&amp;t=1h51m30s"">1:51:30</a>) is a perfect example of the ignorance that must be perpetuated by the Muslim faith", and it is far from a loving move toward Christians and their scripture. And, of course, Suleiman falsely euphemizes the Qur'anic textual transmission shortly after he falsely dysphemizes the Biblical equivalent. And what freedom does he presume in order to speak such falsehoods so openly? It is for reasons like this that one does not need to be an Islmaphobe to see Islam as dangerous to both the heart and mind. May Dr. Fridman's goal of learning out of love lead him to seek views contrary to that of Dr. Suleiman. His love for Muslims (in any real sense), their others, and truth depens on it. I will end on a positive note though; Dr. Suleiman is a clear expositor of Islam and his own views, and I am thankful for it.,(reply>), Islam encompases all divine religions and prophets. The rest of religions are either racial, regional or not transmitted in its real form. The truth hurts, that is why many people avoid it. Islam is different than what they taught you in school or church. Get the quran and read for yourself, instead of relying on media and secterian dogma of your domination in christianity. Let us grow!