Muhammed Ali reviewed two debates on Sneako's platform between himself and Christian apologists. He criticized both opponents for refusing to allow him to present the Christian position on age of marriage, which would have exposed their hypocrisy. He argued that Christianity has the same or more permissive historical positions on marriage age than Islam, citing church fathers, biblical passages, and historical records. In the Trinity discussion, he pressed his opponent to define the doctrine and admit that church fathers disagreed on it, successfully getting the opponent to concede that the Son is subordinate to the Father, which contradicts Trinitarian equality claims.

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