one of the worst interviews ive witnessed

[hardgainerj]

[hardgainerj]

the arab fellow should have thrown in that hacks face that jefferson wrote a philosophical interpretation of the new testament in which jesus was not divine

[haider]

The host is a complete buffoon. Why does it seem characteristic of conservatives to lack flexible thinking? She could not possibly conceive of a reason why a muslim would study the christian religion, even when it was spelled out to her multiple times  To add to that, allowing that dumbass question from the viewer was beyond pathetic.

[SF1900]

The host is a complete buffoon. Why does it seem characteristic of conservatives to lack flexible thinking? She could not possibly conceive of a reason why a muslim would study the christian religion, even when it was spelled out to her multiple times   To add to that, allowing that dumbass question from the viewer was beyond pathetic.

 

I do not understand why she cannot comprehend that he has a PhD in RELIGION!! RELIGION!! He does not have a PhD in Muslim studies. He has a PhD in RELIGION, which means he probably has studied numerous different religions.

What is so difficult to understand about that? 

[haider]

 
I do not understand why she cannot comprehend that he has a PhD in RELIGION!! RELIGION!! He does not have a PhD in Muslim studies. He has a PhD in RELIGION, which means he probably has studied numerous different religions.

What is so difficult to understand about that?  

Reminds me of the following nasrudin joke:

The Mullah's neighbor wanted to borrow his cloth-line. Nasrudin said 'Sorry, I'm using it'. Drying flour!'
The neighbor said, 'How on earth can you dry flour on a clothes-line?'
Mullah replied, 'It is less difficult than you think when you do not want to lend it!'

[avxo]

Wow...

[haider]

Reza's interview on NPR was much better:

He has an interesting conversion story. He grew up muslim, but converted to evangelical christianity at the age of 15 after coming to america at the age of 7. He eventually moved away from christianity after his academic study of the bible and christian history.

[SF1900]

Reminds me of the following nasrudin joke:

The Mullah's neighbor wanted to borrow his cloth-line. Nasrudin said 'Sorry, I'm using it'. Drying flour!'
The neighbor said, 'How on earth can you dry flour on a clothes-line?'
Mullah replied, 'It is less difficult than you think when you do not want to lend it!'

 
haha, I like

[haider]

 
haha, I like

lol, basically i see the same mind-pattern represented in the woman's questioning. There's an unspoken hidden agenda.

[Papper]

regardless, he didnt have to say he has a "phd" 20 times over, made him sound like a total nerd

[SF1900]

regardless, he didnt have to say he has a "phd" 20 times over, made him sound like a total nerd

I am thinking he was getting frustrated with that moron!

[The_Hammer]

Typical Republican.

[phreak]

Reza's interview on NPR was much better:

He has an interesting conversion story. He grew up muslim, but converted to evangelical christianity at the age of 15 after coming to america at the age of 7. He eventually moved away from christianity after his academic study of the bible and christian history.

Interesting interview, thanks. I like his fact/truth dichotomy argument.

[MORTALCOIL]

regardless, he didnt have to say he has a "phd" 20 times over, made him sound like a total nerd

He's just having a hard time discussing with someone whose IQ is 1/3 of his obviously.

[Archer77]

Islamic apologist.

[#1 Klaus fan]

Well that was useless.

[jwb]

Handled himself very well. Total backfire for FOX.

[Papper]

He's just having a hard time discussing with someone whose IQ is 1/3 of his obviously.

Someone with his intellect could have taken the high road and tap danced around her in more interesting ways than monotonous repetition.

[Kwon_2]

An intelligent muslim!

That host though, was dreadful.
Guess who was "biased"