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When u read the Quran u becomes Muslim when you understand the Quran u becomes X.Muslim..All Glory be to God ❤

The devil is a liar!!

I’m not fluent, but I studied Arabic in University.  كل شيء (kull shay) means “everything”.  In context, the Quran being a detailed explanation of everything should at least mean it’s a detailed explanation of itself lol.

How foolish the Qur'an is. It's so plain and clear that it does not contain everything about Christ Jesus.

Very knowledgeable video, thank you Godlogic

It doesn't matter to him because he's not interested in relationship with God, he wants to blindly follow a religion with no regard for Truth.

“When it says everything it Does NOT mean EVERYTHING” 😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

Linguistic gymnastics islam 101 !!!

As Muslim everything does not mean everything, what a colt!!!

5:26 The ol' magical Arabic language argument. It happens every time. Arabic is the only language where every word can mean whatever u need it to mean to prove ur point.

This Muslims can lie for their lying prophet. In French we say , tout le monde means everybody but when they say the whole world is not the same but le monde entier. But he lies that the two are the same. Shame on them.

Dude, I respect what you are doing here! Not my cup of tea, though! God bless!

The truth and facts always win into the kingdom of God bless you from Chaosdream

GodLogic 💐💐💐👏👏👏

All Avery needed to do was ask him what specifically the Quran is referring to when it says “everything”. He would have had to respond with one of the things Avery posited. . .

AVERY, u cooked!

I haven't heard a Muslim yet that pulls Bible verses out have a problem even though they can't speak Hebrew Greek or Aramaic

At several points Avery seems disapproving of the idea that "a detailed explanation of everything" could be meant in a figurative or loose sense rather than literally. But Avery never really offered an argument as to why the phrase must be taken absolutely literally. Seems like it might have been meant in the literal sense Avery insist on, but I'm not certain; people do use a word like "detailed" with varying looseness, sometimes more literally and sometimes less literally. The same with the word "everything". Avery's guest kept pointing out similar, very commonplace uses of figurative language like, "everyone knows" such and such. That doesn't mean that literally everyone knows such and such. Or as when someone asks you, "how's everything," and you reply, "everything's fine." You do not literally mean that everything is fine. Avery never really argued explicitly against the figurative interpretation; he kind of stonewalled and evaded and seemed to reject the figurative interpretation without really saying why it is inferior to the more literal interpretation. It may be inferior. But why? I would say that the expression, "a detailed explanation of everything", even if one generously assumes it was meant only figuratively, would still be saying something noxious. Even taken figuratively, to say that the Qur'@n is "a detailed explanation of everything" is to say something that in its claim of total completeness would entail the end of human development and our enclosure within a paralyzingly perfect ideology for which there is nothing new under the sun. To claim to have a "detailed explanation of everything" is to say there will be nothing new or unknown, no further revelations or discoveries, no need for further mental evolution, because we already know everything. That view cuts off all growth, all mental evolution, ties the limbs of the mind in shackles, except where those limbs extend themselves along certain narrow avenues, like technical proficiency in one or another field. The core texts of the religion in question have paralyzed culture in many countries. There is no freedom of speech, because they have all the answers. Without freedom of speech, freedom of thought suffocates.

Once again the magical untranslatable/multitranslatable Arabic of the qoran. Words can have several meanings,how can anyone make any sense of it.