
Ex-Muslim Exposes Islam’s Disturbing View of Marriage and Children | Eternal Bread of Life | Ep 1389

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Islam is a major issue in America today. Hearing from someone who grew up Muslim provides an important and much-needed perspective. Allie sits down with “Eternal Bread of Life,” a former Muslim who converted to Christianity, known on Instagram for making content exposing the truth about Islam and comparing it to Christianity. She shares her testimony of growing up Sunni Muslim and explains what caused her to begin questioning the religion and lifestyle she grew up accepting as normal. In this episode, she shares her journey from Islam through New Age to Christianity, debunks myths, and reveals disturbing facts about Muhammad and his marriage to a 6-year-old girl named Aisha. She also shares her personal experience growing up Muslim and what she found most attractive about Christianity. This is an informative episode that sheds light on a highly contested issue and demystifies facts that people need to know in order to think well about the growing issue of Islam in America.
Timecodes
0:00 Introduction
1:15 Muslim Upbringing
12:56 Leaving Islam
19:48 Becoming Christian
39:42 Did Muhammad Marry a Child?
50:05 Does the Quran Encourage Sexual Depravity?
1:00:09 How to Evangelize Muslims
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