azza1625/createdebate-arguments huggingface dataset:
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

That's standard procedure in any colonization you bring the people into your culture and kill the ones that will be a problem that's just how it goes it was for Spain though not for Christianity
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

Or as the case was farther north it was for England. Those were imperialistic endeavors actually motivated primarily by a lust for gold not so much religion
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

If it was purely for gold they would allow the most useful person into the country not only allow Catcholics or are you admitting that the Catholic church is corrupt
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

The kings of Spain and England wanted the gold not the pope
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

If that is so why did the pope and the church back the trips?
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

Because of the missionary work that the monks were doing setting up schools and hospitals and churches.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

Yeah, you are right. Christians can kiss my Jewish ass. ;)
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

What pisses me off is when they bitch on about Muslims being evil and whatnot but when the attrocities done in the name if the Christian church are pointed out to them they make up flimsy excuses.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

I know right? Look at the Crusades. That was so uncalled for. They suck the Israeli gov's dick, excuse my language, and do not know the difference between supporting Jews and supporting the Israeli gov.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

Its that they cant see the hypocrisy in their own words, like the saying goes there's none so blind as those that wont see, or something like that!!
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

That was meant to be support not dispute your argument but I cant change it!!
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

So true. ;)
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

The Spanish conquistadors where fighting for Spain not Christianity again you are wrong
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

Thats one of the three and actually you are wrong. They were primarily spanish, but alot of their motives was backed up by christianity. Whenever they landed somewhere they forcefully converted all the people or killed them all.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

Christianity does it all the time though. Those were just some examples. Do more research on what your arguing about. Christianity caused those crusades, and that's a fact. Christianity told the people of america to move through the west to take over the native american tribes and anyone else in their way. Christianity just is destructive of other cultures by natures, because there is only one, all knowing, all powerful god. If you don't side with the church your an enemy. And No, you are wrong. Spanish conquistadors went out and took over people in the name of "god". Its just one example of the thousands upon thousands of times that "god" has ordered people to kill and conquer everything they can.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

Dude your view of history is fucking warped people have use gods name to motivate people and inspire courage even when doing unspeakable acts that probably got them sent to hell like when the Muslims conquered Jerusalem and slaughtered all Jews and Christians in side or when the native tribe people would rape kill and scalp settlers in the name of settlers in the name of their gods or when the Aztecs would rip the still beating hart out of a mans chest to offer it to the sun god (thank god they were converted to Christianity right) so you see the Christians aren't always the bad guys.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

I don't hate Christians they are just following what they were indoctrinated or tricked into. I hate what it says in the bible, that I am evil and worthy of dead amongst other crimes against humanity as slavery, intolerance and stoning innocent people.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

I wasn't tricked or indoctrinated I believe what makes seance to me
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

the world being flat makes sense to you? sorcerers existing makes sense to you? God killing his son so he can forgive people makes sense to you? the earth being 6000 years old makes sense to you? me having an evil heart and not being able to do anything good makes sense to you? women not being able to teach or have authority over men makes sense to you? being able to beat your slave as long as he doesn't die makes sense to you? not letting women any where near temples because they are on their period makes sense to you? people who are worthy of being tortured for eternity because they eat shell fish, were born gay, don't love or believe in the man who said all this bullshit, trimming their beards makes sense to you? killing disobedient children makes sense to you? Noahs ark makes sense to you? if you don't agree with just one of these you will be tortured for eternity does that make sense to you?
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

Stop. What makes seance to me is god created the earth and humanity through the processes we now know as the Big Bang and evolution. What makes seance to me is that there is no way to heaven except through the father. What makes seance to me is that marriage is between a man and a woman and that it is a partnership between the two. I follow the modern teachings of Christianity. All the stuff you were saying is not thought we are told they are morally wrong.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

but there are still so many things that are still wrong, even the creation story is sexist, false and ignorant. the woman was made for the man, their purpose in life was to please men (sexist). don't eat from the tree of knowledge (ignorant). all animals were created in the same time 6000 years ago(false). Noahs ark, if I was to explain all the reason why that is impossible I would be here all day. If that makes sense to you and is the only thing you understand it does not make it true it makes you ignorant.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

devine intervention states that god created the univers through the event we now call the big bang. and created humans through the prosses we now call evolution. the creation story is a dumbed down explenation of the big bang and evolution (both caused by god) ment to explain our origins to a more ignorent humanity all those years ago. this is the official interpritation used by the Catholic Church. so your argument is invalid.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

it isn't a dumbed down story of the big bang it is completely different there is plants before fish and even the fucking sun. of course the Catholic church would say that but that means the entire bible is off as there is a time line which goes from the garden of Eden to the end which lasts 6000 years when in fact Humans have been around for at least 100,000 years and the earth is 6 billion years old. It also says the world is flat.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

It's written according to the understanding of the people of that time. We read it as a moral Gide not a history book.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

did you read the part about selling your daughter as a sex slave if she gets raped, and the parts about how evil homosexuals are as a "moral guide"
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

also that means it wasn't written by God so why the hell do you believe in any of the bullshit?
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

It was written by the apostles. The apostles were holy men that's why I believe it.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

well then you are very very silly, just because someone who is important says something does not mean it's true that is a totalitarian and dogmatic belief
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

Who would know better than them? Well other than god but he only talks to certain people. Arguing from authority isn't always a sign to totalitarian dogma dumb ass.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

Please do some reserch before you comment, jerusalem was in habited by muslims. The christan rusades came and murdered every last man woman and child. When the muslims tried to take the city back they sieged it. The christans surrendered and the muslim armys let the remaining christans leave in peace. Once again do a little studying before you post an argument. You obviously dont reserch the topics your argueing about. And theres no point swearing, its immature and un professional.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

It was held by the Byzantines first the Byzantines where Christian the Muslims took it slaughtered pretty much every one and then when the Christian army's of Europe retook the city they repaid the favor. An eye for an eye that's in the bible. Then yes after the Christians gave the city back the Muslims showed some humanity. They do that sometimes its rare but they do that.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

They seem to show it more often throughout history than the christens have. In the Quran it says something like "you have your religion, and I have mine." So in the basics of the religion its still probably a healthier religion to believe in. I still think that polytheistic religions are the best way to go because they provoke thought more than a monotheistic religion.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

No they are not because only god is the true god all others are false. It matters not how "thought provoking" their worship may be it is empty and sinful.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

I'm sorry but you are so wrong. There is absolutely no way to put this but you are a blinded self righteous devotee that does not further society, only to hold it back. If your that closed minded about everything you won't aspire to be anything. You don't hold any truth with your statement. You can NOT prove your god is real. I can't prove mine are real either. I have reasons to believe same as you, but i have no solid proof. If you claim to have some show me, but i can guarantee that you can't prove it without a shadow of a doubt. And any form of worship can be fulfilling, so no its not "empty". Its only sinful from your point of view. These are some of the reasons Christianity is loathed and proven wrong again and again, because your so close minded when it comes to the world. Case solved, your argument is invalid.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

I contribute nothing huh? My faith has shown me the way of riotousness and it will lead me to law enforcement where I will have the opportunity because of the rapid nationwide switch to the community policing model to become a leader in my community and take proactive steps to preventing crime and making society safer.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

Riotousness isn't a good thing. It means your full of yourself. A good leader listens to everyone with an open heart and an open mind. You are so close minded you can't even consider the other side. That's what makes you useless
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

Riotousness means your upstanding it means your dutiful it means you always do what's right. I'm not closed minded I work very well in teams actually. The only thing I'm really set in Is my religion
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

And I only meant empty in the seance that praying to gods that do not exist dose not do anything for you.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

Yeah so you must spend allot of time doing nothing but empty work. You have no proof that they don't exist. You also have no proof that they do exist. Therefore its all Beliefs. Therefore, stop pretending like your religion knows it all. Thanks =) oh and by the way, there is a spelling check function on here. Maybe you should use it some time
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

My religion is the most widely practiced religion in the world. That says something about it. Humans seek out the truth and inherently lock onto it when they believe they have found it more people have found truth in Christianity. So I'd say billions of people world wide can't be wrong.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

Sure they can. Quantity does not equal quality. When you have so many stupid, blind followers it makes a bad equation. You can belive it all you'd like but your not right. No one is perfectly right so stop trying to impose your belifs. I can't stand people who don't think. Obviously your one of them
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

I'm not imposing my beliefs I'm trying to save you why are you being so difficult?
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

My point exactly, that's why people hate your religion. That's the kinds of reasons you're loosing this debate. You are wrong.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

I'm wrong? How so? What Is right? How do you now its right? What all knowing entity imparted this knowledge to you? See you're pretending to know every thing now to.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

I never said i knew everything. I just know that your beliefs aren't the best and you should stop being so sure of yourself. I question everything, and when people claim to be all knowing it gets on my nerves. Maybe you should learn some humility and leave people to believe in their own religions.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

Well I feel certain in my beliefs some times you need certainty in life. You need that one thing you know is true it keeps you sane when the world goes mad. And I'm not forcing anyone to convert I'm simply spreading the message of The Lord it's completely the listeners choice wether or not they chose to follow it.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

AWWWWW SHIT .
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

I love how you Christian apologists repel in horror when you hear about Muslim or Jewish atrocities, and yet you don't even flinch when someone talks about the rape, murder, genocide, lying, deceit and homophobia committed by your God. The Spanish Inquisition was an attempt to maintain Catholic indoctrination through violence. You clearly feel asleep in history class. Didn't do your homework, did you?I'm not going to deny that people have been influenced positively by Christianity, but it's ludicrous to suggest that no bad things have come out of it. Ever heard of a little something called to Holocaust?
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

I am no apologist as far as I'm concerned Christianity has nothing to apologize for the holo cost was caused by hitler a mad man and his actions were condemned by the Catholic Church.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

the fuck are you talking about? Hitler was a Catholic, his first amendment was to let the catholic church take over education and all catholic priests swore loyalty to Hitler
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

so because some crazy homicidle mad man clamed to be Catholic even though what he did was comit mass murder a HUGE sin. you claim all religion is bad? people missuse religion all the time to justify there own atrocitys and hatereds it dose not make religion evil. and pope pius said it best if he had stood up to hitler and condemd him sooner theres no telling what hitler would have done no doubt the jews would have born the brunt of his anger. and you must realize europe has a tradition of anti-semitism that dates back pre-christanity with the Roman and greek pagins. all of this was nothing new and the holocost was not a christian atrocity its a german atrocity.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

If you sin and believe in the Christian God, you are still a Christian. Religion is self-identified. Anyone who honestly believes in the Christian God is a Christian.I do not claim that all religion is bad. I merely claim that it can be used for bad things and has been used for more bad things than good.Misused religion is still Christianity. Your interpretation can be as warped as you like; if it believes in the Christian God, it's a Christian ideology.The real reason Pius remained silent was to avoid a separation between Roman Catholics and German Catholics. His ultimate desire was to increase the power of the papacy. Pre-Christian antisemitism was mainly ethnic in nature. Religious and racial antisemitism is a primarily Christian invention. Even Hitler's fundamental belief in the supremacy of the Aryan race was inspired by his Christian belief that Jesus was an antisemite. His Cristian beliefs justified his racism for him. Even if he was primarily a racist, he applied Christianity to this.I turn your attention once again to the 25-point program of the Nazis:"Party as such advocates the standpoint of a positive Christianity without binding itself confessionally to any one denomination. It combats the Jewish-materialistic spirit within and around us".Hitler also outlawed all atheist and freethinking groups in Spring 1933 including the German Freethinkers League which at one point had a membership of 500,000. Chairman Max Sievers was guillotined in 1944. If Hitler was an atheist, why would he do this?http://www.funtrivia.com/askft/Question96280.html
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

A Christian is not some one who simply says I believe in god. A Christian is someone who follows the teachings of Christ such as love thy neighbor the holocaust was any thing but that. Christ thought his followers to spread the message of his love and bring all non believers into his kingdom not systematically murder them. He misused Christianity to justify his sick genocide he was by virtue NOT a Christian because he did not follow the teachings of Christ. He committed murder mass murder in fact. Look a the Ten Commandments it says pretty clearly in there not to do that. A REAL Christian would not have done what hitter did. And as for pious we have his word and a motive other people think he had now he was a holy man a man of god and seeing as how lying is a sin I'm willing to give him the benefit of the doubt. Miss used Christianity is not Christianity it is a perversion of a good thing being used for evil. Nazism is Christianity in the same way that (and I'm going to get a little geeky here) venom is Spider-Man they are clear opposites ones good the other is evil. And as for the good things Christianity dose. Do you know how many charity's the Catholic Church runs? Do you know how many hospitals and schools they have built around the world? Don't tell me Christianity doesn't do any good because the proof the contrary is located in virtually every country in the world.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

Ha those "unsavory" teachings are form the Old Testament Christianity focuses on the New Testament. So they are irrelevant though I do love to read about the battle scenes they are really exciting. And their have been unchristian popes like those who had connections to the Borges. As for the child abuse scandal the Vatican is working to resolve this. And the Catholic Church is hardly to Blame if some of its followers take some aspects of its teachings to far that's the individuals fault not the religions.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

Yes there was a cover up but that was so the Catholic Church would not lose its tax exempt status therefor weakening its position in the US they tried to keep it under wraps while at the same time dealing with the guilty which is not easy or quick. And yes there was a time when the Borges infiltrated and controlled the Catholic Church but that was a very long time ago. I don't known what you where trying to get at with the quotes but whatever. And as far as northern Ireland is concerned hears what happened the Protestants up there did not want to live in a country with a Catholic majority so when Northern Ireland was granted home rule they started to cause trouble and got the British to reestablish control the IRA then formed to kick the Brits out. The Protestants formed the orange volunteers and a civil war began motivated by political agendas that where in part motivated by religion but amount other things as well. Despite this Christianity teaches peace and Catholics and Protestants live side by side peacefully almost every where els in the world and currently there is a cease fire in Northern Ireland.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

So you admit that there was a cover up? The Church didn't care about the children that were being abused. It used its position of power to cheat justice. The Catholic Church's interest was covering its own arse. If hey really were "dealing with the guilty", why were only 150 of the estimated 5,000 abusive priests in the US alone dealt with? Not only was the abuse covered up, it was used as an excuse for the Catholic Church to keep on being homophobes. The sad fact is that being in a position of religious power often allows you to pervert justice. In September 2010, even Benedict XVI was forced to admit that he Church had not been quick enough (understatement) in responding to the abuse. (http://us.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/europe/09/ 16/uk.pope.visit/index.html?hpt=C1) Why should the Catholic Church, or for that mater any church, be tax-exempt? One of the criteria of tax exemption is that a tax-exempt organisation must not discriminate. The Church has shown repeated sexist and homophobic discrimination. Separation of Church and state means ha the government can't control the churches AND the churches can't control the government. Here are the first words of the Bill of Rights:"Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof."When the government gives one religion prominence over all others, the result is almost always theocracy and tyranny. Just look at some of the Muslim countries. Islam has been allowed to seep into government and discrimination and religious intolerance has ensued. The same thing could happen to Christian countries if the government receives any more theistic influences.The fact remains that even if the Borgia's' actual religious beliefs are in dispute, they used a position of religious power to justify their crimes. Yet another example of people using religion to be above the law. The UDA and PIRA each had religious beliefs which motivated their actions. You admit it yourself.