"Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able?

Then he is not omnipotent.

Is he able, but not willing?

Then he is malevolent.

Is he both able and willing?

Then whence cometh evil?

Is he neither able nor willing?

Then why call him God?"

-Epicurus

I don't think I need any more words after that. Of course this only works for monotheistic debates, but no argument is perfect.

Actually, it's a statement. I did not see any questions.

An old man by a seashore

At the end of day

Gazes the horizon

With seawinds in his face

Tempest-tossed island

Seasons all the same

Anchorage unpainted

And a ship without a name

Sea without a shore for the banished one unheard

He lightens the beacon, light at the end of world

Showing the way lighting hope in their hearts

The ones on their travels homeward from afar

This is for long-forgotten

Light at the end of the world

Horizon crying

The tears he left behind long ago

The albatross is flying

Making him daydream

The time before he became

One of the world`s unseen

Princess in the tower

Children in the fields

Life gave him it all:

An island of the universe

Now his love`s a memory

A ghost in the fog

He sets the sails one last time

Saying farewell to the world

Anchor to the water

Seabed far below

Grass still in his feet

And a smile beneath his brow

This is for long-forgotten

Light at the end of the world

Horizon crying

The tears he left behind long ago

So long ago....

This is for long-forgotten

Light at the end of the world

Horizon crying

The tears he left behind so long ago

Take my love, take my land

Take me where I cannot stand

I don't care, I'm still free

You can't take the sky from me

Take me out to the black

Tell them I ain't comin' back

Burn the land and boil the sea

You can't take the sky from me

There's no place I can be

Since I found Serenity

But you can't take the sky from me...

The love that you bring

You bring me alone

The pain that you give

Gives me a home

Do you want to stay by my side

Do you want me to turn and hide

We are disappearing inside

Seeing pictures of our goodbyes

When we, we believe

That our love will survive

The pain that you bring

Brings me all alone

Do you love me

Do you hate me

Do you wanna believe me

Do you think that you don't need me

Do you wanna deceive me

I can't think that it's all over

Don't wanna forget

I can't live this disappointment down

That I wanna repress your

Goodbye, goodbye

The design we broke the mold

The dreams when you see

That goodbyes aren't for long

Please follow me

To the borders of destiny

I don't wanna break from your side

The falling ground screams goodbye

Please follow me

To the borders of destiny

I don't wanna break from your side

The falling ground screams goodbye

Goodbye, goodbye

The design we broke the mold

The dreams when you see

That goodbyes aren't for long

Really, they do? I never knew that Aquaman could blow impossibly shaped bubbles, or inflate himself, or sweet-talk jellyfish, or even make a Krabby Patty. I must read more Aquama if that is the case.

Spongebob, always. Aquaman can talk to and summon fish, whoopty-damn-do. Spongebob is a sentient sea sponge that has all sorts of wacky misadventures in a hilariously named town and is pals with POSEIDON. Plus, he knows karate. I'll wager Aquaman doesn't.

You joined after the EnigmaticMan. You sir, are a troll; and a fail one at that. Begone with you sir!

This is absolutely true. The whole point of sports is not to give everyone a prize, it is to reward the winners and the winners alone. If a child gets a reward no matter what they do, how motivated will the child be about winning? Let me tell you: Not very. The participation trophy reminds me of communism. You work hard and win, and you get the same thing as the slacker who sat in the far edge of the field and played with the dandelions. Are we really willing to risk having our children grow up content with failing? Do we really want them to think "Oh, I just completely messed up my life. It's ok though, I'll still end up fine even if I don't do anything about it". I know I wouldn't. And what's more, children should not be mollycoddled their whole lives. I've never really been one for "character building", but I think it is important that children learn failure isn't acceptable in real life. In real life there will be no trophies for the people who sit and poke people on facebook all day. There will however be social security, but that's another debate entirely.

The term for children who only get participation trophies

It is always about winning or losing. It is ridiculous to say otherwise. No one cares whether you played admirably or not, all that matters is victory. You never see a boss give a raise to a struggling employee because he is working hard, the boss gives that raise to whoever is doing the best in his workplace. Effort is meaningless when it comes to victory and failure.

If you're not in first place, you're in last place.