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One of those 'you choose the resolution' debates in Extemporaneous speech form.
Essentially, this is a two round debate. Haste will be welcome, as I will leave for camp in two weeks. In R1 CON will post three distinctly different resolutions. I write an opening argument for one of the three in R2. It will be my privilege to decide what side I want to be on in said debate. HOWEVER, this is how it is different from 'dem udder debates'. Both PRO and CON must give their arguments in the common style of extemporaneous speech. Observe: 1. Intro A. Clever story/quote/jok...
Does God exist? The proposition is that there is a Christian God who is omnipotent and all-loving.
Clearly the onus is on the person arguing the affirmative - God's existence - to present the evidence. However, I will present one argument against God's existence, then rebut several typical arguments for the existence of God. Argument against God: Atheism has the best explanation for God's hidden nature. The evidence for God is slim, the evidence for Christianity is slimmer still. Even if you claim, as I'm sure you do, that there is strong evidence for God then my question is this: Why is...
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| Debates: | 2 |
| Lost: | 2 |
| Tied: | 0 |
| Won: | 0 |
| Win Ratio: | 0.00% |
| Percentile: | 42.13% |
| • | Abortion | N/S |
| • | Affirmative Action | N/S |
| • | Border Fence | N/S |
| • | Campaign Finance Reform | N/S |
| • | Civil Unions | N/S |
| • | Death Penalty | N/S |
| • | Drug Legalization | N/S |
| • | Environmental Protection | N/S |
| • | Estate Tax | N/S |
| • | Euthanasia | N/S |
| • | Flag Burning | N/S |
| • | Flat Tax | N/S |
| • | Gay Marriage | N/S |
| • | Global Warming Exists | N/S |
| • | Gun Rights | N/S |
| • | Labor Unions | N/S |
| • | Late Term Abortion | N/S |
| • | Medicaid & Medicare | N/S |
| • | Medical Marijuana | N/S |
| • | Minimum Wage | N/S |
| • | Missile Defense System | N/S |
| • | NAFTA | N/S |
| • | National Health Care | N/S |
| • | National Retail Sales Tax | N/S |
| • | Patriotism | N/S |
| • | PETA | N/S |
| • | Police Profiling | N/S |
| • | President George W. Bush | N/S |
| • | Progressive Tax | N/S |
| • | School Vouchers | N/S |
| • | Social Programs | N/S |
| • | Social Security | N/S |
| • | Term Limits | N/S |
| • | Tobacco Rights | N/S |
| • | United Nations | N/S |
| • | United States | N/S |
| • | War in Afghanistan | N/S |
| • | War in Iran | N/S |
| • | War in Iraq | N/S |
| • | War on Terrorism | N/S |
| • | Water Boarding | N/S |
| • | Welfare | N/S |
| • | World Trade Organization | N/S |