Today it seems people choose to abide by no faith. The fools and incompetent attitude toward religion is beginning to devour the world. And slowly but surly,people will abandon it completely.

Schools have one objective... to bestow as much knowledge and understanding on all its students as possible. How is it supposed to succeed in this task without involving something with deep symbolic meaning and a method of obtaining inner piece.

Prayer should be allowed in all places, and to all who disagree, you are simply very narrow minded and unable to accept other people's culture. When people talk about gays or blacks, people today shun the idea of them not being allowed in society. Yet when people talk about something that has been around and accepted in the world long before gays and blacks were, they almost immediately dismiss it.

With all due respect, what the hell is the matter with you people...

Video games teach you plenty. Read my argument stated in the left.

Fulfilling in what aspect?

As I just stated in my argument for video games, they hold much more value than a book. Books take up more time as well, and provide the player with control of the character. Books is just like watching a movie in slow motions with you just watching from a distance. Unlike books, video games put the player in the story.

You can play video games anywhere as well. It just requires you to bring a charger along.

Almost every place has an electrical outlet. As for saving the game, it is basically the same as placing your bookmark on the page you wish to stop at.

Books hold such great value, but there are things that video games can do that books cannot.

- Enhance Hand-eye coordination

- Teach people things in a fun and entertaining way

-video games today hold physical benefits

- Games hold within them written stories of their own (eg. Lost Odyssey)

- They exercise the players Quick thinking Capabilities

- Exercise Logistic skills

- Exercises multitasking

- enhance mathematical and reading skills in a fun and entertaining way

I could go on...

My point is, reading may be very entertaining for some people, but video games hold all the value of books and more... if you know how to choose them of course -_o

Then perhaps this debate isn't for you. My goal in creating this debate is to hear the opinions from people who have some sort of idea of what each is about.

As for your argument that states more people are into Harry potter in comparison to Naruto, that is true. The reason for this however is that most people don't even know about Naruto's existence, let alone what it is about.

In order to have an interesting debate, we should gather as much people from both sides that have a good idea about both series.

Prove to me that Harry Potter is better. What makes it better?

What does Harry Potter have that Naruto doesn't?

To fear death is to fear life. We are only afraid of the unknown and perhaps how we are going to die. I used to fear death when i was a child. But time has taught me that with death comes the truth to all things.

Why would someone fear that?

Why would someone fear eternal piece?

One should do all he/she can to stay alive for as long as he/she can, but at the same time should welcome death with open arms>> Quote by Ammar Bey ;)

HOLY SHIZAS!!! How the HELL did Chuck get so many votes!?

Do you people not see that Master Chief is a SPARTAN!? and not just that, a genetically enhanced human being!

A round house kick from Chuck Norris against THE CHIEF MAN'S ARMOR would just result in a broken foot and chuck running home to his mom crying his eyes out.

And if anything goes, try going up against the spartan lazer or the energy sword ;)

Why would it? I find that the best forms of art are with religion embedded into them, be they books, movies or paintings.

Narnia gives religion a very beautiful face should be praised for it.

The only people this type of news would affect are the people without faith or belief in God.

The movies are great for people who don't enjoy reading. To me, reading is like watching a movie in slow motion, which makes it much duller. People say that the movies skip out parts in the book, but through research, I've discovered that the things they skipped were either unneeded or explained in other ways.

Movies give us a very clear interpretation of the characters and story line. I'm sure if you want full details of the Harry Potter world, you'll have to read the books, but to simply know the story, the movies do just fine.