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Does a good, perfect person struggle with evil? I will define "perfection" within the scope of this debate. It is: living a perfect life is living a life without error of any kind under any circumstance. It is always making correct choices when faced with every circumstance. Impossible to achieve? Probably. But, if even a perfect person by this definition still struggles with evil, is there any doubt that the rest of us do?
The Genesis creation text of the Bible co-cooperates with Darwin’s evolution theory, as documented in "On the Origin of Species," by natural selection.
As humans, I contend it is impossible for there to be an absolute ban on the experimentation on/of animals as we progress The contender shall demonstrate that, through the balance of probabilities, banning of animal experimentation shall not impair our progress.
My opponent is going to argue against this conspiracy theory. Though i am going to argue, not only is it not a conspiracy theory, but also for what it says on the tin.
Time for me to do one of these again. I'm against the death penalty for murder and have flipped on this since the last time I did the death penalty. I'm doing this unrated because I doubt my debating abilities. RM is not allowed to accept. That guy is very confusing.
Hello everyone! I have heard and seen a nonstop flow of political rhetoric from both main U.S parties (Democratic and Republican). Anyhow, I wish to delve into and hopefully debunk what I find to be bad ideas from both sides of the aisle. In this second installment (see the border wall debate) I wish to switch party lines and take on federal government benefits (including health care and welfare) that many mainstream Democrats defend.
It is my opponents job to prove to the voters that Saddam Hussein was guilty. My opponent can use any argument he wishes.
This debate is a result of a difference of opinion. My claim is that there is a dehumanization taking place with the unborn that is comparable to the dehumanization that took place with the Nazis regarding the Jews. Whiteflame's position is "I still very much disagree that this is a valid comparison."
Vaccines and autism are always at battle with vaccines appearing to come out on top. So I am going to take the other side and see from a more focused perspective. Has the DTaP vaccine been exonerated as a cause of autism when given to children under 6 months?
