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This debate will argue whether social media’s overall impact on individuals and society is more harmful than beneficial.

Does the Christian God exist? Is there any credible evidence for any other major worldview (atheism, polytheism, pantheism)?

let's think about something which is not in the existence who don't know about the luxry of cars ,bikes, vellas etc who don't know about the sorrowness of the flooded peoples who don't know about wound or any thing. Then we can't imagine it because it does'nt exist and if it does'nt exist why to brought him/her in this world ?

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Artificial intelligence, or AI, is a type of technology that allows machines to learn, reason, and make decisions like humans. It is used in many areas, such as healthcare, transportation, communication, and education. While AI can make tasks faster and more efficient, it also raises concerns about privacy, fairness, and overreliance on machines. Understanding AI is important so we can use it safely and responsibly.

Creationism should be taught alongside evolution in science classes to provide students with both scientific and religious perspectives on the origin of life, encouraging critical thinking and a fuller understanding of differing worldviews.

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Conservatism has been on the uprise in the recent past, and a lot of people, especially young ones, have been choosing conservatism over other ideologies. Is conservatism a threat, just like the dems say? Or is it just a justified, free, loving and choosable political belief?

Does it exist it or not

Try to counter my arguments that Rey is the worst-written Star Wars character ever created.

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do the concept of god(religion) is true . Or like the divine power truly exists is true but as the people being religion often claims their religion god is true. does that statement really comes by their thought or just the feeded or genrationlal thought passed by their parents and grandparents

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I will argue for the negative, from a conservative Christian perspective, attempting to show that causing offense is not only non-harmful, but potentially helpful and more loving than affirmation. The "pro" side will argue for the affirmative, and will attempt to show that causing offense is necessarily harmful.

I saw a similar debate on this platform, but it was repeatedly fortified by the player. It had excellent potential. Hence, I have again put forward an opportunity for anyone to express their view. Note- Only participate if u think you have the time to do so, I do not want this debate to be fortified too and meet the same fate as its previous version.