David Wood on religious conversion
From Why Muslims Are Leaving Islam for Christianity (David Wood) | Ep. 550 · · Matt Fradd
“Most Muslims who convert to Christianity leave Islam within a couple of years. The apostasy rate among young Muslims has gone from near 0% to over 24% in recent years, and now it's around 26%. This indicates a significant shift in religious allegiance, which has implications for Islamic communities and policies.”
On , David Wood, Vice President of Corporate Development at DONALDSON CO INC, spoke about religious conversion during Why Muslims Are Leaving Islam for Christianity (David Wood) | Ep. 550 on Matt Fradd.
About David Wood
David Wood, Vice President of Corporate Development at Donaldson, appeared in two online discussions in May 2026. In a stream titled "Andrew Wilson vs. David Wood – Who Was in the Right?" Wood argued that critics should have a strong evidentiary basis before accusing someone of wrongdoing, stating, "If you're going to say this guy is doing this for this reason, you should have pretty strong basis, pretty strong basis for saying it." He also commented on the difficulty of responding to multiple worldviews, saying, "If you're one person and you want to respond to atheism and Islam and Buddhism and Jehovah's Witness stuff and Mormonism and all this other stuff... you're either the greatest genius of all time... or you're probably going to do a crap job." Wood described his own conversion, saying, "I became a Christian in a jail cell... it was the deaths of the apostles, persecution and deaths of the apostles that made me start thinking these guys must have really believed this." In a separate stream on May 1, 2026, titled "Andrew Wilson Trolls David Wood and Panel of Stooges," Wood participated in a panel discussion where Andrew Wilson attempted to ask Wood about his positions on theological issues. During the exchange, Wood and other panelists questioned Wilson's knowledge and preparation, with one panelist stating, "Andrew doesn't know what he's talking about." Wood did not directly answer Wilson's questions about his theological positions during the stream.