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You know they say similar things about non-Muslims. That’s unproductive dialogue coming from both Muslims and non-Muslims.

I’m not a Muslim apologist but the voices of their apologists have to be heard. They must be allowed to speak for themselves.

I’m not sure how a male Muslim would react to you @Debp. With that in mind I looked for, and found, a female Muslim to provide the Islamic response to the Christian’s claim. https://explore-islam.com/are-there-different-versions-of-quran/

Of course their scholars can deny it, and they do. There is only one Quran. I’ve gone down this trail in conversations with them. It’s a semantics argument.

For balance, what do Muslim scholars say? Spoiler alert. * * * They don’t agree with Dr. Smith. We have to know this before speaking with Muslims.

* It sure was a hot one out there today, wasn’t it? Reminds me a little of the Summer of ‘67. I was playing outside and thought to myself, What I wouldn’t do for a nice, cold, lemonade. Yes, sir. That was a hot one. Hot down over your way, too? Sure will be glad when Autumn gets here. Say, did I...

It’s Jesus who was waiting - 18 years - for the call.

* He uses the other one for his golf clubs. That is, when she’s not using them. *

Barclay is speaking about man in general, and one man in particular.

“We’ve gotten to a point in Christianity where we‘re considered hateful just for quoting Bible verses.” - Trevor Sheatz

No. I would, however, be willing to look into it further. Thanks. The occult is a biblical topic and deals directly with the matter of deceiving spirits.