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A number of months ago pastor Jack Hibbs asked Jay to take his 3 Sunday morning talks at Calvary Chapel Chino Hills in California on September 13. Jay said he would with one caveat...he didn't want to preach the same sermon for all three sessions, which is what most people do, but would prefer to introduce the 3 forms of Polemics (Internal, Cultural, and Historical) which we teach in our MAPI program (Master of Arts in Apologetics and Polemics of Islam).
Pastor Jack agreed, so this is the second of the 3 sermons Jay gave that Sunday morning, where he introduces the cultural problems with Islam, particularly where they impact on us here in the US today.
He was asked by Jack to unpack 4 "Muslim" politicians who were making the headlines in the US, namely; Zohran Mamdani out of New York City, Rashida Tlaib in Michigan, Ilham Omar from Minnesota, and Abdul Rahman El-Sayed from Dearborn.
Jay agreed, but he pointed out that none of the 4 were good Muslims, but were better known for their very radical far left, Socialistic views, all of which were anathema to Islam. Yet, they all came to power due primarily to the local Muslim's block voting for them in large numbers.
To help us understand what was going on Jay used the famous Dr Sam Solomon, quoting him and then unpacking the significance of what he claimed concerning the Muslim agenda in a foreign land.
According to Dr Solomon, when Muslims leave their own land (known as Dar-al-Islam, the house of Islam) and immigrate to a foreign land (known as Dar-al-Harb, which means the house of WAR), they act much as anyone would do when in a war and behind enemy lines.
They can lie or deceive those they come in contact with by agreeing publicly with whatever the surrounding culture (i.e. the enemy)
So, they use the existing political structure, even following their political distinctive, which often were contrary to Islamic principles (i.e. supporting abortion, or the LGBT agenda, or even supporting Trans rights)
Watch this 57 minute talk and then feel free to respond in the comment box below.
© Pfander Centre for Apologetics & Polemics - US, September 30, 2026
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