Whether Islam's scripture is undermined by the Quran pointing to previous scriptures, and whether the Christian Trinity is coherent.
Mohammed Hijab vs GodLogic- FULL DEBATE
The case is decided
It wasMohammed Hijab.
Hijab decisively refuted the Islamic dilemma by showing the conditional verse doesn't imply Avery's biconditional and highlighting the Quran's role as corrector (Muhaiman). He then dismantled the Trinity defense, forcing Avery to reject classical logic (Leibniz's law) and admit caused/uncaused simultaneously, a violation of non-contradiction. Avery struggled to respond coherently and often deflected, while Hijab maintained logical rigor throughout.
Why Mohammed Hijab won
- [1175s] Hijab explains Quran is Muhaiman, corrects previous scriptures, undercutting Avery's claim that Quran subordinates itself.
- [1054s] Hijab points out Mafhum Mukhalafa: Avery's inference of biconditional is logically invalid, weakening the Islamic dilemma.
- [5282s] Hijab traps Avery: to defend Trinity, one must reject Leibniz's law and thus propositional logic.
- [5987s] Hijab forces the contradiction: a necessary being cannot be caused in any way, exposing the Trinity's internal incoherence.
Where Avery (GodLogic) scored
- [3230s] Avery gets Hijab to concede that some Muslim scholars believed in textual preservation of previous scriptures, briefly challenging Hijab's consistency, but Hijab neutralizes it by noting it's a minority view and not undermining Islam.
Closest callThe debate over whether classical Islamic scholars believed the Bible was textually preserved; Hijab conceded there are two views but effectively argued it's a minority position that doesn't threaten Islam's overall coherence.
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