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

I will demonstrate that by using the same video I did, my opponent has refuted and perhaps debunked his own arguments. Rebuttal 1: Con argued: "The greatest difference was that Dr. Light aced robot ethics and Dr. Wiley failed it." Actually, as demonstrated in the YouTube video we both used, Dr. Light was terrible at roboethics. "A robot may not injure a human being or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm. A robot must obey the orders given to it by human beings, except where such orders would conflict with the First Law. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law." Actually, because Mega Man had free will, he disobeyed his creator, so if Mega Man is symbolic of Jesus, as mentioned later in your argument, then we are basically saying that Jesus is supposed to be a sinner. This goes against Christian beliefs. Rebuttal 2: Con argued: "Dr. Light had a vision; however, and was intensely set on giving his robotic creations the gift of free will. Free will was great and everybody was happy until Dr. Wiley came along and convinced some of his robots to allow Wiley to reprogram them (the fall of mankind)." The game seems to be portraying it as a bad idea for Dr. Light (God) to give robots (mankind) free will, which is most definitely anti-Christian of the game. Rebuttal 3: Con argued: "This essentially turned some of these robots (mixed with some of Wiley's creations) into killing machines. In the end megaman (probably best classified as Jesus due to his protagonist role) defeats Wiley and kills him (sentencing satan to eternal damnation)." I discussed this in rebuttal 1. Trying to kill Wily was not what Dr. Light wanted Mega Man to do, which means that if he is supposed to represent Jesus, then the games are calling Jesus a sinner. Rebuttal 4: Con argued: "The story actually seems to stay spot on with Christianity, what the youtube video does is point out certain unfavorable things (like the fall of man) and say it's antichristian, even though it occurs in the bible and the game!" Actually, since Dr. Light was wrong to make autonomous robots, as demonstrated in the video we both used, it means that Wily was right to trick his enemy's robots and is saying the fall of man was good. Also, if Wily is a symbol of Satan, that makes the series pro-Satan. Stereotype 1 The difference between the biblical creation story and the Mega Man creation story is that God, being omniscient, actually knew that Satan would trick his creations into rebellion. Stereotype 2 "The argument doesn't stand because first of all, he attended the Robot Institute of Technology (RIT), and secondly all of his endeavors were to give robots free will, which is definitely a pro christian value." Dr. Light was wrong+MatPat is right=the games are anti-Christian. Argument 2 "I'm wondering if my opponent even watched the video, because it outright says several times that Dr. Light goes against the norm by giving his robots free will." Of course I watched it, and it demonstrated Dr. Light as being wrong to give his robots free will. Argument 3 "Wiley was never considered innocent, ever. He actually reprogrammed robots to do his bidding since Dr. Light had given them free will. Even if this were true it would be comparable to the tree of knowledge of good and evil which satan convinced eve to eat from. It's not making fun of it, it's basically a direct imitation. We could apply Pro's 'logic' to the genesis story. Satan convinced Eve to gain knowledge of good and evil promoting 'free thought'. The logic is flawed." 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. Argument 4 "So Mega Man (Jesus) tried to kill the bad guy, Wiley (Satan). This is imitating judgement day when satan will be sentenced to die. How exactly is this discouraging free will or any other Christian value?" Another argument refuted just by using he same YouTube video I did. If Wily is innocent, then Mega Man was wrong to try and kill him, even if not subject to Asimov's laws.