Shorts
The same big questions in a smaller frame. Watch quick arguments, historical comparisons, and clips—then follow each one to YouTube, TikTok, or Instagram wherever it is available.
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ShortDelete Paul entirely. What's left standing?
A demolition test: remove Paul's vision, then all thirteen letters credited to him. What's still standing? The gospels, Peter, James, the creed he received rather than wrote, and the five hundred who could still be questioned.
ShortVisions are the cheapest currency in religion
Steelmanning the strongest objection to Paul before answering it: a private experience, by itself, establishes nothing for anyone except the person who had it. I agree — and I apply the same standard to Muhammad.
ShortWhy are you still a Muslim?
Four devout monotheists in Mecca were searching for the truth before Islam was established — the men perfectly positioned to be Muhammad's first disciples. Not one of them became or stayed Muslim.
ShortChristians, Muslims and Jehovah's Witnesses don't serve the same God. Period!
The three faiths use the same word — God — but make contradictory claims about who He is. They can't all be describing the same being.
ShortThe Apostle Paul's "Go and Verify" moment
When you know you're telling the truth, you dare people to fact-check you. Like Peter Obi's famous 2023 campaign mantra "Go and verify," Paul wrote to the early church daring them to confirm his historical claims.
ShortPaul vs Muhammad: Who knew Jesus?
A historical-mathematics look at the roughly 25-year gap between the crucifixion and the earliest written Christian accounts—and why that matters when weighing testimony about Jesus.
ShortDid Jacob believe Joseph was alive or dead?
Genesis and Surah Yusuf portray Jacob's response to Joseph's disappearance differently. This short asks how the two accounts should be weighed.
ShortPauline Christianity: debunking the arguments
Many claims about 'Pauline Christianity' sound strong until you inspect them closely. Run the numbers and Paul's lateness works as a defense of the message, not a flaw in it.
ShortPaul's Jesus encounter: a corrupted message?
Paul did not meet Jesus during his earthly ministry. Does the timeline of his encounter and contact with Jesus' followers weaken his message?
ShortPaul's lateness: defense or weakness?
A compact argument for why Paul's later arrival can function as a check on the message rather than evidence that he invented it.