He maybe a Christian but it doesn't change what he says - attack what he says, not who is saying it.
Sorry but I'm perfectly perfectly entitled to criticise anyone I want. I don't like the way he does things and I don't like his hypocrisy of mocking one set of stupid beliefs while believing in another.
As you can see, I myself posted this hadith, so it's obviously not a question of me defending it.
Are you saying I have no right to criticise him?
Actually this is an important point - if one wants criticism to be effective and reach the people you want then it needs to be done in the right way. This guy has 84 subscribers - I have seen him under different names and he never has many subscribers - and I doubt many Muslims take in anything he says. I had 2500 subscribers - even though I often criticised exactly the same thing.
As I always say, who the criticism comes from and the
way it is made is very important if one wants to reach the people who matter. If one wants to just vent, take the piss and preach to the choir - then that's different of course.