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Debate: Was Louis Riel Right or Wrong to Execute Thomas Scott? 8B
Side: Wrong

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Debate: Was Louis Riel Right or Wrong to Execute Thomas Scott? 8B
Side: Wrong

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Debate: Was Louis Riel Right or Wrong to Execute Thomas Scott? 8B
Side: Wrong

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Debate: Was Louis Riel Right or Wrong to Execute Thomas Scott? 8B
Side: Wrong

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Debate: Was Louis Riel Right or Wrong to Execute Thomas Scott? 8B
Side: Right

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Debate: Was Louis Riel Right or Wrong to Execute Thomas Scott? 8B
Side: Right

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Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: God

Sure the big bang theory makes a lot of sense, it truly does. but what if there really is something bigger out there. to have such a force to create the big bang theory, there would have had to be something out there to create the big force, surely.my vote is god purely because sometimes, you need to think outside the square you live in right?? the big bang theory is purely scientific evidence. For sure science has gone a long way but they are trying to prove that the atmosphere created the big bang theory because the more they "research" the more money they get out of the findings, correct?
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

"but what if there really is something bigger out there."There could be. And this would have absolutely no impact on whether Big Bang cosmology is correct."to have such a force to create the big bang theory, there would have had to be something out there to create the big force, surely."And we descend into an infinite regression of inquiry that ultimately leads us nowhere and does not increase our understanding of anything."my vote is god purely because sometimes, you need to think outside the square you live in right??"Isn't that precisely what we did? For many, many centuries standard knowledge told us that the phenomena within the universe were created or at least guided into existence by god/gods/goddesses/forces/dragons etc... god was and is the "square". Now we have a model of the universe that helps us account for universal constants, experiment and manipulate these phenomena, and increase human knowledge.Big Bang cosmology helped us leave the square "god did it" rhetoric and expanded our understanding of the universe."For sure science has gone a long way but they are trying to prove that the atmosphere created the big bang theory because the more they "research" the more money they get out of the findings, correct?"This is completely wrong.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: God

I realize what you are saying in that we have left the square of the "god did it" rhetoric because of the theory that we have today, but then there is even bigger square outside of that proving the existence of God. Science will never be able to explain where all of the matter and energy in the universe and the big bang came from. Something cannot come from nothing. That is my reason for believing in creationism. I don't believed it happened as described exactly as it is in the Bible, but I believe in the message that the story was trying to get across: that God created the world, the universe, and humanity, in one way or another.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

I realize what you are saying in that we have left the square of the "god did it" rhetoric because of the theory that we have today, but then there is even bigger square outside of that proving the existence of God.Then you'll have no problem demonstrating what this "bigger square" is and how it proves the existence of god. And which god?Science will never be able to explain where all of the matter and energy in the universe and the big bang came from.Errr... why not?Something cannot come from nothing. That is my reason for believing in creationism.Well, who says "something comes from nothing" when everything we know is in our universe came from pre-existing matter?I don't believed it happened as described exactly as it is in the Bible, but I believe in the message that the story was trying to get across: that God created the world, the universe, and humanity, in one way or another.What does "one way or another" even mean? Is that one of those rhetorical devices where no matter what we discover about the universe we live in, god had something to do with it - even if there is no indication whatsoever of any god intervening in the physical world?We have a very good idea of how planets are formed, how our universe has gotten to its current state, how humans evolved, and none of it involves divine intervention. So why do you accept the "message" when it is for the most part demonstrably wrong?
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

Why should we believe religion? It puts it in the wrong order. Evidence puts the universe, then sun, then planets. Bible, jibberish written to control people, says earth, sun, universe. No evidence. Score one for science. But I can agree that a divine being caused the big bang.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

That's a great argument. So, for A to exist, there must exist a B that caused A to exist. So if the big bang is A, then God must be B, and therefore God exists! That makes perfect sense!Wait a second. For A to exist, there must exist a B that caused A to exist. So if the God is A, then meta-God must be B, and therefore meta-God exists! That makes perfect sense!Wait a second. For A to exist, there must exist a B that caused A to exist. So if the meta-God is A, then meta-meta-God must be B, and therefore meta-meta-God exists! That makes perfect sense! Wait a second...
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: God

This comment is just plain stupid, "Man cannot create something from nothing. That is, every idea you have, no matter how creative you think it is, comes directly from things you've observed somehow. So your stupid comment saysA. Big BangB. GodGod is an existence, not a human being.So your so-called god is a human being that created the big-bang?
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: God

You cannot have the big bang without a miracle and something to produce it. 0 + 0 = 0. Anyone proving you can will be god. Scientists change their minds like water. In my lifetime I was told that evolution took 2 million years. That changed when DNA was discovered and they realised it was impossible. It is now somewhere near 4.7 billion years. You can see evolution evolving. Moses tells us that God made everything after its kind. that is cat horse dog, you can evolve a poodle out of a wolf but not a wolf out of a poodle "too much information lost" but it it still a dog a cat horse fish. Can you prove otherwise?
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: God

There are too many creatures that have irreducible complexity to have evolved even if it was possible to have a mutation that was useful it would have to be coupled with many more to make it work. They would have to be in the RIGHT PLACE in combination with the others waiting and the right size.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

The thing is it's impossible for us to know anything about the force that created the universe. It could have been God, it could have been an accidental "explosion", it could have been anything. Because it's impossible for us to understand the force that created the universe, it makes no sense to say God was that force.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: God

i second that......science sure has evolved very much but we cant explain for certain how the earth was made but all we know is that there somthing very powerfull going on in space.....
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

such as? worm holes? antimatters? supernovas?do you even know what those are?
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

Ridiculous. "What if?"Your opinion that something creates the big bang is totally irrelevant to the fact that Big bang is the best theory out there that explains the origin of the universe SO FAR. And scientists aren't shy about admitting that there IS something that triggers it. Science is fallible, but it's honest. And it's STILL LOOKING FOR THE ORIGIN. Not sitting on its ass like all the religious authority in the world.Believing that something creates the big bang only will result in another questions "what creates it?"If your answer is GOD, then you'll need to support your answer with arguments. Otherwise, it's just faith, and you can keep your faith to yourself.Yes, science and research generates money to the scientists. Yes, science ALWAYS THINKS OUTSIDE THE SQUARE YOU LIVE IN. So my suggestion is to look around more outside your religious studies ( if you have any ) and outside your community ( if you've never been out ).... and only then you can suggest people to think outside the boxHere's an example of something you probably never think about: this website you're writing at is one manifestation of that "findings" you're talking about.oh... and also the internet, and your electricity, your computer, etcthe atmosphere created the big bang theory << wow.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

Ummkay, you say this but how true is it really?? Do you really want to go your whole life believing in someone that you don't for sure know is even there. How could you really think that one man is the one that made everything.... and if so who made him?? i think that there is something way bigger going on.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

The scientific community doesn't make money based on how much research they perform. They don't even get paid on a per-discovery basis (generally speaking, at least).Money is earned in more or less four ways.First, and the least, is funding. Individuals, businesses, government, and other entities provide scientists with money to cover material and living costs for the scientists to do perform research that is relevant to the entity providing the funding. This isn't paying someone for results, but rather, it's more like giving them a budget to find results.Second, most potentially lucrative, but rare in the current climate, is when a scientist or group of scientists makes a discovery that is somehow marketable. This only really comes into play when they are researching independently or with donations, however. When research is funded by a business (or something to that effect) it is generally stipulated that rights to any discoveries belong to those providing the funding.Third, and generally more common in the current climate, is when a scientist with sufficient background publishes a book that is able to sell, but we're getting into a different skillset altogether here.The most common case is being on someones payroll directly, most frequently as a professor at a university, but also quite often working on teams for businesses or government.In none of these cases, though, does the scientist get paid for "more research." In all cases, they are paid for what they deliver or what they are expected to deliver. In some cases, scientists have been known to try and squeeze more funding for a project and intentionally drag it out, but that's hardly the norm.The same line of thinking you use is more accurate if turned back towards god as well; religions as institutions make a LOT of money, and large ones, such as the Catholic Church, certainly have a financial incentive to convince as many people that 1) god exists and 2) exists in a manner consistent with their own teachings.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: God

Something of what you say is true, but I read an article in a nation paper not too long ago that talked of the deceit of scientists who bend facts and do not give the full truth so that they may get their work published or attract funds for their project, Scientist are not always above corruption.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

A scientist is one who follows the scientific method; such activities as bending facts and withholding the full truth are counter to this method. As such, an individual who engages in these practices is no science.It may seem like a 'No True Scotsman' fallacy, but not in this case.An individual who adheres to the scientific method is a scientist.An individual who does not adhere to the scientific method is not a scientist.Some people refer to others as scientists in error, and some people claim themselves to be scientists in error, but those who engage in those practices are not scientists by the very definition of the word.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

How can anyone believe in the big bang. How could the big bang have created people, animals, flowers and everything else beautiful (or not) in the world. It would have needed a supreme being.....God
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: We can never know for sure

There is no way to know and it depends on how you interpret god. Even then though, you have to wonder where god came from, and if there is a higher nature than it. If so, then the world came from there... but then again you have to wonder where that came from.I don't like to think about it. No matter which you believe, in god or not, there is no way to humanly explain what reality is beyond your own present feelings.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: God

I agree with what you're saying, but if we know nothing about the initial force, why call it god? That word is just so loaded.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

Why not call it God. Wouldn't that help resolve the tension between science and religion that makes the word god so "loaded"?
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: God

When people hear the word "God" they assume personal god. Jesus or Allah or some such.When I talk about any unknowable forces that could hypothetically exist beyond our universe, I don't want people confusing that with the biblical God.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

I don't think anyone is proposing that God should considered a scientific force. What I am proposing is that if people on both sides of the issue were more open minded we wouldn't be dealing with many of the issues that face both religious and scientific groups.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: God

We should call the possible forces beyond our universe what they are: possible forces beyond our universe. If we want to talk about a religion specific deity, then we should go ahead and use the word God. Using the terms interchangeably will lead to confusion.As for open mindedness, I think pretty much all atheists are open to the idea of God, we just see no adequate justification for that belief. Also, it's kind of ridiculous to ask people to be open minded about a belief that is inherently irrational.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Science and Religion

This one's interesting. First of all I accept the big-bang as the best theory on how the universe was created. However we are now faced with the question of wether it was God who created the universe through the big-bang or did the big-bang occur because of other reasons?If God did create our universe through the big-bang then I see no reason for squabbling between scientists and religious people. However if the bigban occured by other means that leads us to an array of questions (as science is supposed to do). What caused that small point that had everything contained in it expand? (extradiensional forces?, a giant spaggeti monster? etc..) And if it was extradimensional forces what caused that? and what caused the previous event. In the end science does not answer all questions and a true scientist does not try to answer al questions. Science does not revoke religion nor religion science; they co-exist, that which we can explain is science, the rest mystical and will be viewed as such. I believe There is no wrong nor falsehood in believing in God (or what you may believe in). Science and mathematics explain how the universe works and was created, they are the building tools of the Great Architect.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Philosophy vs Religion

We can use philosophy to discuss things outside the bounds of science. Philosophy is different from religion in that it is based on reason rather than faith.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Both

BOTH!!!!I have always believed in the big bang theory- it makes sense. But I also realized a long time ago that the energy and the molecules involved had to come from somewhere. I believe God made the big bang happen and then the rest of the universe, life, and human history followed suit.Edit: I just realized I already posted a response to this debate over 130 days ago.... whoops.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: God

That's right god created the big bang so that the big bang can create the universe. Just LIKE GOD CREATED OUR ANCESTORS AND THEY CREATED US BUT god created us.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

You people do not realize this but something can come from nothing! Someone please look this up on youtube "A Universe From Nothing by Lawrence Krauss".
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: God

I believe, quite strongly, that God exists. Therefore I must conclude that He created the universe. However, I also consider myself a student of science and must accept the evidence for an event that has caused the universe to expand infinitely from a single point. These two beliefs are not in any way in opposition to one another if one reaches the logical conclusion that the Old Testament is a collection of myths, each of which contains a kernel of truth but have been changed over possibly thousands of years by oral retelling. By doing so, we can then hypothesize (since the existence of God cannot be proven) that God was the driving force behind the Big Bang and is therefore responsible for the creation of the universe.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: God

Firstly, why not believe that god created the big bang, No one gives into the bullshit of seven days,Secondly, this is far fetched, but if you have seen harry potter 3/prisoner of Azkaban or back to the future, you might understand, God created the big bang, which created himself, and he went back in time and created the big bang thus creating himself to create another self in a countinuous round of time, i'm babbling, BYE
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: God

It would be God because the bible said so and he has the power to do anything...
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: God

Are you trying to make christians sound stupid?
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

so you would rather listen to a book written thousands of years ago than modern facts? not to sound mean or crash on your faith but really, think about it.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: God

When you really think about it, the Bible does make sense. Just because it says it happens instantaneously doesn't mean it does. It takes time. All stories in the Bible are overtime and not instantaneous, and also how do we know that what we believe in is true. That is faith. Oh and by the way modern facts aren't really that new and all these theories are just theories with no way to prove it. It'll be impossible to do so anyways. Also think about it. How can some random explosion result in an amazingly complex universe and amazingly complex organisms. There is something out there. Even if I didn't believe in God, I'd end up coming to that conclusion.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Both

I believe in the Big Bang... However, how did that come to be? The only logical choice is God! Unless somebody has a better hypothesis? Where did that small, dense particle come from???
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

Have you considered the possibility of an infinite universe? If you've rejected such an idea, please explain to me why it's acceptable for god to be infinite but not the universe.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: God

It doesn't matter if the universe is infinite or not. I'm just saying: How did it begin? There is no explanation other than God.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

You completely missed the point. It does matter if the universe is infinite or not, as an infinite universe doesn't require an explination of beginnings. And if you contest that the universe must have had a beginning, then I can simply contest the same about god.So which is it? Either the universe can possibly be infinite and thus not require a beginning, or everything requires a beginning. If you choose the latter, then I can ask of you "how did god begin?"You can't use the excuse that "god has always been" unless you provide a reasonable explination of why the universe cannot also "have always been."Explaining the creation of the universe with god simply leaves us with even more questions. You haven't answered anything. You've simply postulated an additional entity to the creation timeline.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

then if there is no other explanation other than God why is he not here and helping us fix things like pollution or stuff?
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: God

Just because he created the Big Bang and is the creator does not mean he has to control everything. He provided the world to eventually have some species like humans, who can control the world on their own.
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: Big bang theory

OK where did God come from? Who made him? Can you explain that?
Debate: Was the world really created by god or the big bang theory?
Side: God

There is no absolute scientific proof to back up the BB Theory and there NEVER will be. Media slants things the way they like it just to remove the religious aspect. They just are too stubborn to have such a simple explanation. It like they NEED science just to prove things that cant be proved. NO ONE honestly knows, so if know one knows, how can you even attempt to prove by science? Its the work of God.