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19
11
Yes. No.
Debate Score:30
Arguments:31
Total Votes:38
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 Yes. (13)
 
 No. (10)

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Do you love Jesus?

Yes.

Side Score: 19
VS.

No.

Side Score: 11
3 points

You mean the guy who cuts my grass? Yeah, I love that guy.

Side: Yes.
SpicyMcChikn(9) Clarified
1 point

And Jesus said "Cut the grass!" and the grass was cut. Cool dude.

Side: Yes.
1 point

Of course I do. How can I not?

Side: Yes.
1 point

It's me Dana. I wanted a new screen name. I love Him too. Yesua hiyati.

Side: Yes.
1 point

I knew it was you based off the profile pic because you had it on another account.

Side: Yes.
SpicyMcChikn(9) Disputed
1 point

Because he is false, and your "scripture" (and all "scripture") is unreliable.

Side: No.
SpicyMcChikn(9) Disputed
0 points

Because there is no reliable evidence that shows he is who he says he is

Side: No.
NowASaint(1380) Disputed
2 points

There is an empty tomb. You do not want to believe He is who He says He is because you love your sin more than life and believe your mind is the god which keeps you out of the fire of Hell.

Side: Yes.
1 point

The Word of God made flesh, dwelling among us. Shining in the darkness, though the darkness comprehends it not.

God is with us.

Side: Yes.
0 points

Amen...........................................................................................................................................

Side: Yes.

I love Jesus. Amen. He is the creator of this universe. All of you who don't think so are missing out.

Side: Yes.
SpicyMcChikn(9) Disputed
1 point

Prove that some dude that existed 2000yrs ago made the world as we know it.

Side: No.
1 point

I do not love Jesus. Part of this is because I am not convinced he existed. I feel it much more likely that he was a character in a fictional story. Now you can feel emotional connection to a fictional character, but I just don't have that connection in this one.

Side: No.

I never even met the guy, how the would I know. Was he in any movies or books that I might have heard of? Wait.

I’m being told this guy died 2000 years ago?!?!

How am I supposed to like some guy I’ve never met who died 2000 years ago? Is this a joke or something?

Side: No.
0 points

I cannot love Jesus because I cannot believe he even existed. What makes people believe in a god? (or Jesus) Prayer? Faith? Both are meaningless. Prayer is a great example of confirmation bias, whilst faith is completely unsupported and has no defence. They're more than 3000 different gods, and I'm sure you kept an open mind and tried each religion before settling with Jesus (assuming you settled with Jesus.) What makes Jesus more real than the other gods? In my opinion, and I could be wrong, religion is full of shit and was and is nothing more than a tool to be exploited by rulers. Religion is a convenient reason for people to put up with mortal suffering, and work harder for the ruler in hopes of spending eternity in "paradise." Speaking of which, Heaven and Hell violate the laws of thermodynamics, as both take in heaps of energy, but never release any. If God really exists, and is all powerful and benevolent, why are there starving children in Africa. They certainly need God's attention more than whoever wins the next Oscar. Additionally, if God is omnipotent, then is he capable of creating a stone so heavy that he cannot lift it? No matter the response, God is not omnipotent (and nothing is for that matter.) My apologies for getting a bit off-topic, but it all ties into the topic at hand in the end.

Side: No.
NKJV(511) Clarified
1 point

What kind of proof are you looking for?......................................................

Side: Yes.
SpicyMcChikn(9) Clarified
1 point

An indisputable rational argument for God. Additionally, what's with the string of periods?

Side: Yes.
anonymousdeb(61) Disputed
1 point

"Heaven and hell violate the laws of thermodynamics"

1) Science is constantly changing, so we can't even trust the laws of thermodynamics, just as we cannot trust parity symmetry and charge symmetry.

2) This "paradox" can be easily resolved by saying that God has infinite energy, God created heaven and hell with the energy (this sounds weird, I know), so heaven and hell both have infinite energy, and so does God.

Side: Yes.
SpicyMcChikn(9) Disputed
1 point

The laws of thermodynamics have not changed anytime recently, and nothing can prove it's inaccuracy. If you're trying to make that claim, you have BOP. An argument pushed without proof is resolved without proof. For your god to have infinite energy, your god must first exist. As your god is unproven (not disproven, impossible to do with science,) we can therefore dismiss him because he is asserted yet unproven. Additionally, your god having infinite energy doesn't solve this dilemma, as the energy of those going to heaven/hell is leaving the current system, and they certainly don't give back any energy, so after a long enough period of time, the universe as we know it will run out of energy.

Side: No.
Rick_Zeta5A(348) Disputed
1 point

So the laws of thermodynamics can change, but not our attitude towards Bronze Age claims of deification?

Side: No.
NowASaint(1380) Clarified
1 point

Congratulations on displaying in less than thirty lines how the public schools and modern media have taught you to be a parrot.......you've really nothing more to say.

Side: Yes.
SpicyMcChikn(9) Disputed
1 point

You've really nothing to say, as your statement is meaningless and inflammatory, nothing more. This really is a prime example of argumentum ad hominem, please comment in ways that are meaningful to the topic at hand, else you waste your time and my time.

Side: Yes.