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Watch: Muslim Debater Begs Security to Remove Christian Apologist After He Tells the Truth About Islam

GodLogic, Cab Malone, and other Christians recently hosted a debate with Muslim apologist and ex-musician Jvnior, but 30 minutes into the exchange, Jvnior begged security to remove GodLogic after being confronted with facts.

The debate, hosted on the “Digital Social Hour Podcast” by Sean Kelly, covered topics such as Muhammad’s child bride, the apostleship of Paul, and the preservation of Scripture.

When GodLogic — whose real name is Avery Austin — sat across from Jvnior for the first time, the two debaters zeroed in on Jesus.

The Muslim falsely claimed that “Jesus is a Muslim,” to which GodLogic responded: “I think that this claim is one of the silliest claims historically, theologically…”

Before he could finish his thought, Jvnior jumped in, arguing that all 2.4 billion Muslims believe that Jesus is a Muslim — as if this would demonstrate the claim to be true.

GodLogic pushed back, promising to explain why he thinks the claim is baseless.

As he began to set up his argument, Jvnior interrupted again. And again. And again.

The moderator tried to restrain Jvnior, but as soon as GodLogic started explaining his point, the Muslim apologist interjected with another comment or question.

As this pattern continued, GodLogic started referring to Allah as “demonic” and to Muhammad as a “dog” —  an unclean animal in the Muslim paradigm.

Eventually, Jvnior threatened GodLogic: “Bro, do you want me to kick you out?”

“Kick me out… Security, come move me out of here,” GodLogic mockingly responded.

As Jvnior frantically looked for a security guard, however, GodLogic walked back his invitation of security intervention, saying “we’re staying right here.”

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“Get him out of the room, bro,” Jvnior said, as GodLogic claimed that this response was only coming about because he was “humiliating” the Muslim god and prophet.

Jvnior’s next attack became strangely personal as he threatened to humiliate GodLogic’s wife, Christina. Referencing her career as a model before coming to Christ, Jvnior threatened to pull up the photos on his phone — presumably photos of her scantily clad.

Instead of being angered, as any husband would have the right to be, GodLogic laughed it off and tried to return to the topic.

He had a mission — demonstrating the falsehood of Islam — and he wasn’t going to let this tactic distract him.

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At that point, Jvnior had had enough.

“Get him out, bro,” he said, turning to someone behind the camera. “Bro, are you a security guard or are you just watching the debate?”

Security never got involved, but this ploy is quite telling.

In a debate, the person who won’t let his opponent finish a sentence is usually the one who fears how it ends.

Calling for someone’s removal is not a rebuttal. It’s a concession.

Furthermore, dragging a woman who wasn’t even at the table into the debate is what you do when you’re all out of arguments. An argument that needs intimidation to survive has already lost on the merits.

Ultimately, Islam can’t spread by debate. It never has. Islam’s expansion owes far more to conquest and political power than to open persuasion.

This is why, with no army and no state behind him, Jvnior had to ask someone else to remove the opposition.

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Samuel Proctor is a first year student at Iowa State University, studying political science and writing for the Iowa State Daily. His specialization in political theory and philosophy led him to join The Western Journal in 2026. When not writing, Samuel can be found playing guitar and praising Jesus.




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