Do distorted beliefs require same tools and devices to be countered?

[AbdulMoiz]

One thing that often causes unease and doubts to me is that you'll often hear Christians saying quran misunderstands the doctrine of divine sonship of Jesus. All of their objection revolves around quran 6:101 while the verse quran 6:100-101 is complete in its meaning (their doctrines are inventions/redefinitions as per quran 6:100, defines who real son and daughter entities are through 101 and also refutes that nothing was born of God by saying everything is creation) but the verse in the middle mentions "How can He have a son when He has no consort" (despite having it being possibly reflected upon in many ways) has opened the doors for Christians to object that quran misunderstands their mystical belief based on John 1:1 (intellectual begetting). Their argumentation i.e. to use natural phenomenon to reply to their metaphysical foundations causes confusion among commons and I suffer from doubts. Is there any answer to this?

 

[AbdulMoiz]

Not necessarily. Distorted beliefs — whether religious, ideological, or social — arise from different causes: ignorance, misinformation, emotional bias, or even personal experience. Therefore, they often require different tools to address them effectively.
For example:
Intellectual distortions should be corrected through knowledge, evidence, and sound reasoning.
Emotional or psychological distortions need compassion, patience, and understanding before logic can work.
Socially influenced beliefs may need positive role models and real-life examples, not just arguments.
The Prophet Muhammad ﷺ used wisdom, gentleness, and context in every situation — teaching us that truth must be delivered in the right way, at the right time, to the right heart.

So, while the truth remains the same, the tools to convey it must suit the person and the situation.

christians' often object to the mentioned verse by mentioning it a strawman argument and that will lead to confusion among generals.