azza1625/createdebate-arguments huggingface dataset:
Debate: Is human nature naturally good or bad
Side: good

I don't hate god, as I have explained to you.Saying I can't hate something that does not exist is the truth. You are arrogant and claiming to know what I believe, because you are incapable of understanding that I simply hold beliefs that are not compatible with yours. You are taking the judgement of god for yourself in your arrogance and claiming to know the minds of others. It is clear that you use your theological beliefs as an excuse to enact little self-validating power trips.
Debate: Is human nature naturally good or bad
Side: bad

You hate God. All your "explaining" proves it. You are afraid to admit that you hate God. You are on your own little power trip trying to be the god for you, denying God His rightful place as your Creator and Ruler because you hate Him and you live your sin all the way to death and Hell like a moth to the flame...that's why you picture yourself sitting in fire. Moth's are too stupid to know they are going to burn when they fly into the fire.
Debate: Is human nature naturally good or bad
Side: good

You hate God. All your "explaining" proves it. Since you are incapable of listening, I will repeat: I cannot hate that which I do not believe exists. You are on your own little power trip trying to be the god for you, denying God His rightful place as your Creator and Ruler because you hate Him and you live your sin all the way to death and Hell like a moth to the flame...that's why you picture yourself sitting in fire. Moth's are too stupid to know they are going to burn when they fly into the fire.Except I do not think I am the god for me. So you are back to arrogantly telling me what I think, and failing to do so, so that you can enact a power trip. You are playing god, in your own hypocritical fits of arrogant rage.
Debate: Is human nature naturally good or bad
Side: bad

You are apparently incapable of being honest about your own words let alone being honest when composing them in complete sentences. You are only fooling yourself if you are fooling anybody...you may be fooling other people who are fooling themselves the same way you are fooling yourself. You sure are not fooling me.
Debate: Is human nature naturally good or bad
Side: good

I have been completely and utterly honest with everything I have said and will gladly stand by each and every quote.
Debate: Is human nature naturally good or bad
Side: bad

Look at the hatred in your own heart, look at your own words hating me for speaking the truth. God hates evil, I hate evil...and you hate the truth. You need to repent and believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and be saved from Hell.
Debate: Is human nature naturally good or bad
Side: good

You hate God, don't you? You ignore Him so that makes you a hater.
Debate: Is human nature naturally good or bad
Side: bad

One can not hate that which they do not believe in.
Debate: Is human nature naturally good or bad
Side: good

One can not hate that which they do not believe in.That really depends on the degree of hate really. Because you can "Hate" fictional T.v. characters.
Debate: Is human nature naturally good or bad
Side: good

But those exist in a very real (albeit not physically material) sense.
Debate: Is human nature naturally good or bad
Side: good

Pretending God does not exist is hating Him. You are doing your best to give Him the silent treatment, so you perceive Him as being silent when He is trying to draw you into agreement with Him regarding His right to punish you in eternal death in Hell, so you can know His mercy in that He gave His Son to suffer in your place so He can overlook your guilt and give you a full pardon, a new life from God, a new Spirit to be holy and live in Heaven forever.Why do I think that if I say it the right way, it will click for you and you will see that God is good and He loves you? Why don't I just give up and let you go?
Debate: Is human nature naturally good or bad
Side: good

You hate God because you love your sin and don't want to stop doing it. In order to protect your feeling of freedom in sin and enjoying the temporary pleasure it brings, you think you have killed God by denying He is there. You are only fooling yourself, and blaming God or denying His existence won't help you if you wake up in Hell after He gave His Son to pay for your sins with His blood. The blood you are trampling under your feet will testify against you if you will not accept the fact that it was you who deserved that death and God took it on Himself to save you from Hell.If you say God is not there, you hate God and you love death and you are getting what you deserve, and Hell comes with it and God is good for cleansing His creation and putting sinners away in Hell where they won't make any more trouble for Him and those who love, trust, and obey Him.
Debate: Is human nature naturally good or bad
Side: bad

As I have told you before, I cannot hate God because I do not believe in god. It is impossible to hate that which you do not believe in.You are an incredibly arrogant, belligerent individual that has contributed nothing to this website.
Debate: Is human nature naturally good or bad
Side: bad

So why don't you quit reading my posts if it bothers you that much?
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Violence

According to the Koran a Muslim who renounces Islam should be put to death. Once you are in you can't get out. I don't know exactly what the questioner means by 'religion of violence' but I think a religion that kills adherents for wanting to get out ought to be considered violent.
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Violence

So Christianity in the Middle Ages was a religion of violence then?
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Violence

Christianity TODAY is a religion of violence
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Peace

I disagree. What have the Christians done recently on the basis of religion that is considered to be violent?
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Peace

Christianity, in and of itself, has never been a violent religion. It has had, however, times when it was run by violent popes or has had violent followers that gave it a bad name. The religion itself is peaceful. That doesn't mean Christians are always peaceful though. :)
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Violence

Christianity TODAY is a religion of violencebased on what evidence?
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Peace

Yeah, these Christians are really nasty.Islam is only responsible for 25500 terrorist attacks since 9/11. That's almost nothing compared to Christianity.
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Violence

Yes Christianity in the middle ages was a religion of violence but contrary to Islam Jesus didn't commend to kill the one who changes his faith
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Peace

Dear brother or sister i think whatever uve heard is absolutely false.........there's no such thing as mentioned and let me humbly remind u that whoever believes in Qur'an and Islam also believes in the sayings of Jesus(Peace be upon him).........as he was one of our messengers!!!!
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Peace

I think you are getting Catholics and Christians confused. Protestants are the devil. They are like Catholics, but worse because all their priests are activist pedos.
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Violence

Christianity in and of itself was never a religion of violence, however the people who followed the religion were violent in the middle ages and a very very small percent today are also.
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Violence

well yes and no it taught peace as it always has but it was often used as an excuse to go to war but Christians don't do that in large numbers any more (you're always going to have nut jobs who take things to far) whereas in Islam the extremists are actually in the majority
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Peace

Be aware, you mean extremists, that is exactly the point. Many people do wrong things but claim it to be in the path of religion. You cannot take these extremists as representative of a religion, every religion has extremists, rather look at the ways of the pious and the way they carry out their daily lives
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Peace

The extremists are the majority? This is simply not true. Please research before posting.
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Peace

Absolutely it was and far worse than Islam. Christianity, for such a short-lived religion, has had its share of violence.
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Violence

christinaity today is violent? are you on drugs. who started the intifada against israel? islamic hamas people.who attacked the twin towers?islamic al qaedawho started an embrgo against america becouse it did not partake in the attempt to destroy israel?islamic saudi arabiawho wants to nuke israel?islamic iranwho started riots over a cartoon of muhammad?islamic musilmswhat do most islamic middle eastern nations wnat today?the destruction of israel and americaso whos more violent? its not that hard to tell.
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Violence

Yes that doesn't absolve Islam of it's violence. You can't say I am a bully because someone else is..bullying cannot be justified.
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Violence

did not meant to send argument twice so i re edited this page so it would not say the same argument twice.
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Violence

We're talking about the here and now, not hundreds of years ago.
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Violence

If you ignore something's past, then you will never understand its present.
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Violence

I understand they worship a pedophile and consider him the perfect man; that they are the religion of "peace" only if you agree with and believe as they do; that freedom of speech/expression, freedom of/from religion, empowerment of women, lifestyle choice and much more would perish under Islamic rule. That's enough for me. How about you?
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Peace

That is not true...lies....the prophet forgave those who converted and did nothing to them.
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Peace

"Any man who lays with a man as though he were a woman is an abomination, and should be put to death"Christianity demands we kill all the gays. All the books were written in a different time, and therefore should not be taken too literally. If we do then lots of religions are violent. I mean what book demands we go around and put gays to death?
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Violence

Actually, what you just mentioned was a Levitical Law, which was done away with after the crucifixion of Jesus (according to Christians). There are many laws found in the old testament of the bible such as this that are similar to the violent laws found in the Koran. The difference though is that Christians believe the old law was done away with after Jesus was crucified. Muslims (the majority of them) still believe that their violent laws still apply today, and that they need to annihilate all the infidels in order to accomplish the will of Allah.
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Violence

This was the old testament, not Christianity, although Christianity uses the old testament for guidelines and rules, Jesus is how we can now wipe away all sins, including having gay sex. The old testament was a far more violent book that taught many things that modern day Christians do not follow to the letter. You will not find anything like that in the new testament.
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Violence

Christianity demands we kill all the gays.In Islam they kill Gays.So having no religion is the best.
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Peace

The greatest killer in all of human history was the secular, all powerful state.
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Peace

Christianity demands no such thing, that is a passage from the old testament, because of Jesus we no longer kill the gays, they are given a chance to repent adn if they don't they will die and go to hell.
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Peace

hey....have you ever read anything Holy Qur'an...it is said that if you will even make something bad not, killing at all, it is very big sin... I can't stand people like you...You don't even know what Islam is, but you try to describe it. Moreover you don;t know what Qur'an says, but you try to judge it... it shows your stupidity
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Peace

That is a very small aspect to base your argument upon, and it is to emphasise the seriosness of renouncing your religion
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Peace

if a non muslim commits a crime he is a criminal but a muslim who does the same crime becomes a terrorist what logic is that please answer
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Peace

@Freed0m - It doesn't matter if those atrocious quotes were from the New Testament. The Bible, from a Christian's point of few, is a perfect book written by a perfect deity. So why is that even there in the first place? Why does Jesus have to come along and correct his dad? When, in fact, Jesus stated he wasn't here to abolish the old law, rather to FULFILL the law.
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Peace

There isn't anything in the Quran even vaguely suggesting that an apostate of Islam should be killed.
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Violence

Quran 4:89: "They wish that you should disbelieve as they disbelieve, and then you would be equal; therefore take not to yourselves friends of them, until they emigrate in the way of God; then, if they turn their backs, take them, and slay them wherever you find them; take not to yourselves any one of them as friend or helper."Then from the Hadith...Burkhari 52:260: "...The Prophet said, 'If somebody (a Muslim) discards his religion, kill him.' " Burkhari 83:37 "Allah's Apostle never killed anyone except in one of the following three situations: (1) A person who killed somebody unjustly, was killed (in Qisas,) (2) a married person who committed illegal sexual intercourse and (3) a man who fought against Allah and His Apostle and deserted Islam and became an apostate.""I could go on. Mind you there are similar sorts of things to be found in Judaic and Christian texts.
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Peace

The thing is though that the punishment for leaving Islam is administered and determined by different COUNTRIES not necessarily from Islam. Also, if you're thinking about Sharia, it can be interpreted differently.
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Peace

It is important to note that the statement presented is a misinterpretation of the text from the Quran. The Quran does not prescribe death for apostasy (renouncing Islam) as a general rule, but instead, it emphasizes the importance of freedom of choice in matters of faith.In fact, there is no mention of any punishment for apostasy in the Quran itself. The verse often cited in this context is Surah al-Baqarah, verse 2:217, which says: "And whoever of you reverts from his religion [to disbelief] and dies while he is a disbeliever – for those, their deeds have become worthless in this world and the Hereafter, and those are the companions of the Fire; they will abide therein eternally."This verse refers to those who reject the faith after having accepted it, and it does not prescribe any punishment for apostasy. It merely states that such individuals will have to face the consequences of their choice in the afterlife.Moreover, the Quran also emphasizes that there is no compulsion in matters of faith. Surah al-Baqarah, verse 2:256, states: "There shall be no compulsion in [acceptance of] the religion." This verse highlights the importance of individual choice and free will in religious matters.Therefore, it is incorrect to claim that the Quran prescribes death for apostasy.In addition, it is important to distinguish between authentic Islamic teachings and cultural practices that may have been wrongly attributed to the religion.
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Peace

Get your facts right if you wish to attack Islam. You are basing your argument on a false proposition. The Quran says no such thing. It says that renouncing Islam means your good deeds are null and void, meaning you will end up in hell. However no punishment is recommended NOR allowed as "there is no compulsion in religion".
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Peace

Many authentic Hadiths have been reported in this regard. Ibn `Abbas reported that the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said, "Whoever changes his religion, you kill him."Read more: http://www.islamonline.net/servlet/Satellite?cid=1119503547222&pagename=IslamOnline-English-Ask_Scholar/FatwaE/FatwaEAskTheScholar#ixzz0d5K9h6i0
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Violence

Firstly, it is important to note that Islam emphasizes the importance of freedom of religion and does not prescribe any worldly punishment for apostasy. This is supported by numerous verses from the Quran , such as Surah al-Baqarah, verse 2:256 which states "There shall be no compulsion in [acceptance of] the religion." Additionally, Surah Yunus, verse 99 states, "And if your Lord had willed, those on earth would have believed - all of them entirely. Then, [O Muhammad], would you compel the people in order that they become believers?"Furthermore, the authenticity of the hadith mentioned in the previous statement is disputed by many scholars of Hadith, including Imam Malik and Imam Abu Hanifa. Even if the hadeeth is considered authentic by some scholars, it must be understood in the context of the Quran's teachings, which emphasise the importance of freedom of religion.Moreover, there are numerous instances in the life of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) where he demonstrated kindness and respect towards non-Muslims, including those who renounced their faith. For example, the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) did not punish anyone for apostasy during his lifetime, and he even allowed non-Muslims to pray in the mosque in Medina.The Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) even signed treaties with non-Muslim communities to ensure their protection and freedom of religion.In conclusion, while there may be hadeeths that suggest punishment for apostasy, they must be evaluated in light of the Quran's teachings and the Prophet's examples, which emphasises the importance of freedom of religion and peaceful coexistence with people of all faiths. Any teachings or actions that contradict these fundamental principles should be rejected as inconsistent with authentic Islamic teachings.
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Peace

If a Muslims leaves Islam he will put doubt in the hearts of those who are still Muslim. He may cause them to leave Islam and ultimately enter Hell. An apostate should keep his apostasy secret or make it public in a Non-Muslim country.If he makes it public in a Muslim country he is given three days to repent. If he refuses to do so then he should be killed. That is to protect others from having their faith weakened. It doesn't make Islam violent.
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Violence

If he makes it public in a Muslim country he is given three days to repent. If he refuses to do so then he should be killed. That is to protect others from having their faith weakened. It doesn't make Islam violent.Um...hello? Um..hi? Seriously?! What you're saying is, if a Muslim makes public his change of heart in a Muslim country, they will kill him (Or threaten him that if he fails to change back in 3 days, he will be killed). AND you go on to say that this doesn't prove it's a violent religion? I'm confuzzled.
Debate: Is Islam a religion of violence or a religion of peace?
Side: Religion of Peace

Every religion has its loop holes and they just need to be changed and it will take time for them to realize, it is the same as Hinduism, they used to have the caste system but they realized and understood and are changing in current day