So I mean you're a Christian now aren't you and you were a Muslim? I would say I didn't. You were born into a Muslim family. But I asked questions which didn't really make sense to me when I got there as a once in a time. And at the same time I had an encounter with Christ. Thanks, Peter God. So it's blatantly obvious, there's different Arabic versions of the Quran. Yes. I still have Muslims coming up to me today. Yeah. God bless you. God bless you. Thank you, man. Wait, Shamzi, white supremacist. Remember? I would say that Proto-Islam was probably that a warlord called Muhammad believed himself to be a prophet like Abraham, of the God of Abraham. And that he didn't and he borrowed from stories that he picked up on his travels. And he picked up these stories about Jesus and he picked up these stories about Moses. And he just incorporated them into his sayings. And possibly even later Muslims added. I actually think that the Proto-Islam according to the Hadith and I couldn't find it because I'm too cold and I was talking and listening and trying to find the Hadith as well. But the Proto-Islam, their understanding of what was in the Quran was much, much bigger than what Muslims think the Quran looks like today. Yeah. Much bigger. The Quran that we have today is much smaller than what the Muslims at the time of Muhammad thought the Quran was. So what can I ask you a question? Where did the myth of one Quran come from? Where is the only one Quran? I've had that for a look. I mean the myth of one Quran, I think. Because I was born of myself. I've got to make you a fool about that. And Daniel is a bachelor in training. Yeah. Prophet Muhammad, he copied from the Quran. And the Quran says, if you want knowledge, get it from people of scripture before you. Thank you very much. And Jews and Christians, they married three-year-old and Muslim married six-year-old girl. And because Muslim copied Romans and Greek and the Bible said, kill them. Thank you. And Torah said, kill those who are three-year-old and kill them and who are married. Uncle. Keep the Virgin and some Muslims copied from Torah and Bible. Thank you so much. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you all. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. So, I mean you're a Christian now aren't you? And you were a Muslim. I would say I didn't. You were born into a Muslim family. But I asked questions which didn't really make sense to me when I got the responses. Yeah. And at the same time I had an encounter with Christ. Thanks be to God. Yeah. So, you know, and this is the point Muslims, there are Muslims becoming Christians every day. You can be one of them. You don't have to stick with Islam. It clearly doesn't make sense. I would say personally, I think the idea of a singular Quran is an invention of Muslim daeeds or Muslim missionaries. Yeah. They use this as a selling point to try and contrast Islam to Christianity. And so, they created the myth of a single Quran in the last hundred years that when you actually look at classical Islam, they didn't have an understanding of a single Quran. Yeah. They had an understanding of versions of the Quran, multiple versions of the Quran. I don't get it though, because look, it's so, it's blatantly obvious, there's different Arabic versions of the Quran. It's out there. Yes. You still hear people, I still have Muslims coming up to me today saying that same thing. Yeah. Cos they're tied to the selling point. It's evident there, it's black and white. Yeah, of course it is. And you know the thing is, all you have to do is think about what does the word version mean? What does the word version mean? It means something that is different to something else but largely the same. That's what a version is. It's the same but with a difference, a variant. And what we see when we study it is that there are different versions of the Quran. The half, the wash and the dhuri, apparently one plus one plus one equals one for the Muslim. Can I ask you a question though, but that book, let me give that to you. Yeah. What's that book? It's called the forgotten, forgotten father. What's it about? Well the thing is bro, like what I do is I ask people to donate books to me. Yeah. Good books, good books that they would want other Christians to read. Yeah. And then I just give them out. I don't have time to read them all. You just get it. I think that basically what we, it's a book that looks at the theology surrounding the father in the New Testament. I'll tell you something because I'll tell you my book. You remember my book? Yeah. Yeah. I was telling him I was in a com here today. I was like, why did I even come? But sitting here now and here, just having a conversation with you, even the way you just spoke to that gentleman that was here. I feel like I've got this trip coming here. It was worth it. Thanks for the short. I'll definitely be coming back again. Okay bro. We need Christian cameraman to come down here in the park to film Christian speakers. If you're a Christian who's who's sound emotionally, you can keep down a good job. You've got a family, you know, you're not needy, you're trained in apologetics, you can stand up for yourself physically mentally and spiritually. Come down here, do evangelism down here. If you're a Christian and you've got a camera, when you know how to do editing work. Even if you could just point it, come down here, film the Christians. But if you're a Christian who, you know, can recognize your insecurities, stay away from this park. It's not a healthy place for you to be, it's not a safe place for you to be. There's not enough Christians to give you the fellowship that you're looking for. And if you're a Christian who's coming down here and you don't know apologetics, stay out of debate. Because you're not equipped. Definitely. I'm not saying either that is you. But like, you know, I know if you're in Daniel's network, he encourages you to do evangelism. 100%. So, you know. At the same time, apologetics, the questions that you ask, the way you're able to respond. I see a lot of us need to be equipped with it. Definitely. And I believe, as you know, as it says in the word of God, I am sharp and zion. Being around that definitely sharpens me. Being around Daniel sharpens me as well. But I want a bit of everything. Yeah. I feel whatever God's feeling, whatever God telling me to do, what is laying on my heart. I follow that. Well, you come hang out with us, bro. Definitely man. Come and hang out with us. God bless you. God bless you. Thank you. Thank you. Yeah. Wait, wait. Shamsi, white supremacist. Remember? What's that joke? Shamsi was calling me a white supremacist last week. Who Shamsi? Shamsi. He's one of them. I know. He was so desperate to win an argument. He just threw out. You're a white supremacist. You know what I'm talking about? Alright. God bless. I'm just talking about the people who are sitting on the field. Yeah. Yeah, go on. Go on. He's got a testament about his touch. I am freezing. I need to stop. I am stiff to the bone. This is a battleground. It's for soldiers. It's not a place for people who are children in the faith. Perfect. And I want to challenge the churches again. Where are you? This space evangelises nearly a quarter of the world. nearly a quarter of a million people through the videos. Think about that. Churches, why are you not supporting the evangelism going off in this corner? Why aren't you supporting the evangelists going off in this corner? This is a strategically important place for evangelism and the church needs a presence here. Amen, Amen, great! God!