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I will prove Allah is God and that the Yahweh this brother worships is an impossibility and can never exist
Prove to me that (any) religion is real.
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1. I am pro Islam and want to debate with any other religion or atheism. 2. I have not decided topic yet so if my opponent agrees to my rules then we can discuss resolution in private messages. 3 No moderators are allowed to vote on this debate especially named Barney, if Barney voted on this debate then it's automatic loose for my opponent. 3 Islam is not presumed to be false and the Quran as well unless we are talking about these topics. 4 Burden of proof is always shared.
Hoping to have a friendly conversation about God and Gods relevancy to sciences idea of the universe's creation. I am not religious but find science and biblical explanations have undeniable similarities. Pantheism is sciences version of religion, the idea the universe and god are the same, not to say the universe is a deity but that it is our uncreated creator, unless a higher power was involved? Let's talk about it!
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Even the Evolutionist Theory shows the perfect design behind living creatures to adapt and evolute.
A classic debate about religion.
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All religions r foolish answers of foolish questions
Highly respected religious and non-religious prove ur believes r authentic and logical by ur grace
Can both be true, or do they clash
Pro argues for the Protestant doctrine of Sola Scriptura, Con argues against the Protestant doctrine of Sola Scriptura.
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The weakest basis if not one of them to be an atheist is a lack of evidence.
Debate over Religious Text’s Violence
A debate over the existence of god
I think that Jesus is the Prophet of the god
Debate me whether the Bible aligns with science or does it contradict Science.
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Engage in a spirited debate between Islam and Christianity as we delve into the logical coherence of the Trinity versus the monotheistic principle of Islam. Advocating for the Islamic perspective, we'll explore how the concept of a singular, indivisible God contrasts with the notion of a triune deity in Christianity. Join us as we challenge the logical foundations of the Trinity and affirm the belief in Allah as the one true and indivisible God.
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The debate is over the possibility that dreams have either spiritual or divine meanings to them. I, as con argue that they do not, while anyone who is pro must argue that they do.
Not anything violent, but it's getting ridiculous, just having any signs that relate you to a Muslim in any way is enough justification for some people to call you all the names under the table. I am against that, for I see it's wrong. If you have another view, I'd like to hear it!
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The Catholic Church is infallible
God: a perfectly good, omnipotent and omniscient being that created the universe. Please note that neither side has to prove that god is real or not, you just have to make a case that your side is more probable than the other.
A debate on whether the Bible teaches the doctrine of the Trinity. I will argue the Con position, asserting that the Bible does not support this concept.
This debate seeks to explore the nature of Islam and its teachings regarding peace and violence. Participants will examine the core principles of Islam, its historical context, and how various communities interpret and apply its teachings. The discussion will also address common misconceptions and the impact of media representation on the perception of Islam. This debate aims to provide a nuanced understanding of whether Islam can be considered a peaceful religion
This debate has been proposed by Casey_Risk. I kindly ask that nobody else accepts this debate.
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Does the evidence support the claim that Jesus of Nazareth rose from the dead?
In American prisons, many inmates transform their lives by accepting Christianity through chaplain-led programs. These religious initiatives play a key role in rehabilitation, leading to significant behavioral changes, sparking a debate on whether these changes are due to a placebo effect or genuine transformation​ of the soul.
*God: a perfectly good, omnipotent and omniscient being that created the universe. Please note that neither side has to prove that god is real or not, you just have to make a case that your side is more probable than the other.
For those that don't know, RCTA ppl are ppl who believe they can change their race. I recommend doing a little "research" on this before debating if you aren't familiar. If this debate interests enough people, I can start another debate on whether or not it's valid. *In case if the title and my position isn't clear, I'm agreeing with the statement