Resolved: the old Mega Man games are anti-Christian.

1. There is a huge problem in Pro's argument here, and that is Christianity supports "free will" over god programming us to be perfect. Free will is in no way putting down Christianity, quite the opposite in fact. If the Christian god considered free will worth the risk, then the same thing being done in a video game is imitation, not attack. The portrayal of free will in the video games is similar to the portrayal of free will in the bible. It is held up as one of the greatest gifts to humanity, as in the video games, free will is given to the robots as an incredible gift. There is no anti-christian sentiment here. There is also no evidence of megaman ever disobeying his creator given in the video. Megaman never symbollically "sinned" in the video games, and nothing of that kind is said in the video. He did attempt to kill doctor wily, but that is not antichristian since Jesus will kill satan. This is just a theory, that is honestly speculation, with zero evidence to back it up.2. Nowhere in the video games is free will displayed as a bad thing. It is not said in the video game and my opponent gives zero evidence to support this.3. It's about as antichristian as jesus damning satan in the end days. Dr. Light gave Megaman free will so that Megaman could make the choice. It is never stated that Light was against killing Wily.4. The entire video is a theory. Nothing in the actual games says that Light was wrong to give robots free will. The point you are trying to make is that free will is unethical when it could potentially cause harm. This is not an supporting the resolution, because you could apply it equally to Christianity. The bible portrays free will as a gift, not as an immoral problem. The Megaman games doing the exact same thing is not insulting to Christianity, it is a copy of Christianity. Wily's reprogramming of the robots is the entire evil side of the plot. It is the development of the problem. Wily changing the robots, or the fall of man, is not portrayed in a favorable light in any way. My opponent has not provided any evidence, just speculation.Stereotype 1I'm not entirely sure if this is an argument for the resolution, or an argument against Christianity. Yes the christian god would be omniscient, and know what satan would do, but my opponent never says how Megaman is insulting christianity. There is no argument here.Stereotype 2My opponent just gives an opinion here. There is no evidence given.Argument 2Nowhere in the game is Dr. Light considered bad for giving robots free will, and the video just speculates that free will may have caused some damage, but free will occasionally causes damage in the christian bible as well, so there is no reason that this is antichristian. It's also important to note that the robots were not evil until Wily reprogrammed them.Argument 3My opponents argument- "Another argument refuted by not arguing against the YouTube video. Dr. Light was wrong+/=Wily is innocent= the game is pro-Satan= it's anti-Christian." My opponent provides yet another unsupported opinion. If Dr. Wily represents satan, and dr. wily is the bad guy in the series, then it follows that satan is portrayed as bad. Dr. Light is considered a good guy, presumably represents god, and gives his robots the gift of free will, then it follows that Dr. Light is portrayed as good. It's a pretty simple concept.Argument 4What? Where exactly is Wily portrayed as innocent? He reprograms good robots into killing machines. Dr. Wily, according to Wikipedia, "Out of jealousy for Light, he reprogrammed the robots, with the exception of Rock, to assist him in taking over the world." (http://en.wikipedia.org...) Rock is the previous name of Megaman. He is the definition of evil in this video game series.ConclusionMy opponent has yet to provide actual evidence that the megaman games are actually antichristian. He is relying purely on speculation.