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MDMAlliance said:
Fifaguy360 said:
After seeing the full interview there seems to be paradox in Aslan's views.

He says he is a Muslim, but does not believe in the entirety of the Quran. Example is when he says Jesus was definitely killed/crucified, but the Quran says he wasn't.

I know this is has nothing to do with his book. Just putting it out there.


He can't be Muslim simply because there are some disagreements with him and some of the other Muslim community?  


the quran is formed with the words of god, so it kind of puts you in a pickle to say you are muslim and say i dont believe in some stuff in the quran. its kind of a paradox (i think im using the right word lol) however, in islam you cant go around telling people who say their are muslims that they arent, people cant just simply go around saying that some people are muslims and some arent, it simply isnt up to us to say that. his believes are his own, nobody should judge him about it except god