Do you think you deserve to die because you are gay and many of other god's absurdities? God does

"Well first of all, prove that your christ even existed" There is significant evidence supporting the fact that Jesus was a person who lived approximately 2,000 years ago. Not only is this from Christian documentation, but also from Jewish and Roman documentation as well. There are negative accounts of Jesus, calling him a sorcerer and a scoundrel, and some that accuse his followers of perpetuating a destructive superstition. However, there are no known accounts of anybody in that time questioning his existence. (1) Of course, I can't prove Christ existed, no more than I can prove Socrates did. Even if there is strong evidence for each's life and death, there's always the possibility that either could have been conjured up by either those in their eras, or by people since. Regardless, it doesn't mean that their reported teachings can't have a profound and potentially life-changing impact to one's view of the universe, especially when combined with one's personal experience in living out those teachings. "Now pay close attention to these videos" No, I don't have time to wade through videos in order to discover your arguments. I will acknowledge and answer any arguments you make in the text of your debate. You may of course reference videos of authoritative sources in support of your debate arguments, but the meat of your arguments need to be written out. "Can anyone honestly maintain that whole dialogues could be remembered word for word for many decades and yet believers have no common agreement whether these words were said during one year or during three years?" I do not maintain that. The four main gospels (Matthew, Mark, Luke, John) were likely written anywhere between 30 and 80 years after Jesus' death. (2) Before their writing, the stores were passed between people both orally, and through written collections of miracle stories, parables and sayings. Naturally, over a span of decades, the details of these stories would change between tellings, and details would start to differ between accounts. What we have today are the stories passed down over that time, and are incomplete and at least somewhat inaccurate representations of the events that actually happened. All of that doesn't matter. The teaching of Confucius and Socrates both were not written down until after their deaths, are likely inaccurate accounts of events and quotations, yet that did not stop them from becoming extremely influential to the world. For example, the Socratic method remains one of the foundations of science as we know it today. Similarly, the fact that what the bible tells about Jesus may not be 100% factually correct does nothing to counter the truth that the teachings we have today can still provide an example of a good way to live, and a way to make the world a better place. "christ ... lied several times in YOUR bible" Examples please. "So once again prove that your "god", who cares about that drab named "christ" who was clearly false and fraudulent, of the bible has a moral compass of love, care, peace, kindness, harmony etc in which case the verses above and god's absurd immorality would not exist." I don't think you understood the point that I was trying to make in Round 1, perhaps because I wasn't explicit about it. I'll be more clear: My God *is* Christ. Not the god of the Old Testament. Not even anything outside of Christ in the New Testament. To argue about anything else in the bible but Christ is to talk about something other than my God, which is outside the rules of this debate. You say Christ was "clearly false and fraudulent". That sounds like a good opening for an argument on your side. Now back it up with evidence and reasoning (and not just a link to a video). As for my side, I'll leave this here as more proof that Christ has a moral compass of love: Jesus commanded, "You have heard that it was said, 'Love your neighbor and hate your enemy.' But I tell you, love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you, that you may be children of your Father in heaven." (3) There is no stronger moral compass of love than this, to love all humanity, even people who hate you and hurt you. If we could all live up to this teaching, we would stop the cycle of hurt and retribution, and the world would be a better place indeed. 1. https://www.theguardian.com... 2. https://en.wikipedia.org...(Matthew,_Mark,_Luke_and_John) 3. https://www.biblegateway.com...