Debate: Remove "In God We Trust" from pledge and U.S. Currency
Side: yes

first the bible speaks of a place called golgotha or place of the skull and in israel there is a place with that name and exact descriptionI am sure Golgotha and many other communities mentioned in the Bible did exist. I would actually be surprised if the majority of them were somehow proven to be fictional. If the authors of the Bible were trying to pass lies off as the truth, of course they would use settings that really existed, to help establish credibility. If they simply exaggerated or misunderstood actual events, the real events those misrepresentations were based on would have happened in real places. Even if the tales were purely allegorical, it would be easier for lay folk to wrap their heads around esoteric matters if there was something in the tales, such as real cities or nations, that the audience could recognize. Furthermore, those cities being real doesn't say anything about the veracity of everything else in the Bible. Spider-Man stories take place in New York City. NYC is real place, but that doesn't mean that Spider-Man is real, or that the events in his comics and movies actually happened. also according to nat geo the spear jesus was pierced with has been found Bohemian covered this very accurately and thoroughly, so I'll be brief. Throughout history there have been several spears claimed to be the Spear of Destiny, but there is absolutely no way to know which, if any of them, are real. Spears were laying around all over the place back then. also consider how beutiful and uniqe non man affected areas areBeauty is a completely subjective concept. Subjective concepts aren't very useful for determining objective truth, at least on their own. And unique? Wilderness areas were the status quo before mankind started moving into civilization. And neither of these things say anything about God. it coulsnt of been that perfect with just chance or evoloutionUnless you are using a scale of quantification, "perfect" is also subjective. Also, I would hardly call nature perfect, considering how fragile it is, and how it is in a constant state of transition. Beautiful, awesome and worth protecting? Yes. But not perfect. And yes it COULD happen through "chance or evolution." All the way down to the atomic level we see differentiated bits of stuff that have differing qualities. When these things interact with each other they have different effects, determined by a wide variety of laws of physics (and chemistry, and other fields, depending on what exactly you are talking about.) Given enough time and interactions, an astounding array of things can and will happen. We have repeatedly observed thousands of natural occurrences that can be described as basically being the end result of chance. As far as evolution, well that is all about the variety of life, and it does explain many facets of that variety quite well. next the bible mhas been proven to be the most accurate book with less misinterpretationsIf you mean in terms of factual data, then you are simply wrong. Many of the concepts, events and people in the Bible can't be proven right or wrong AT ALL. Many others are impossible or at least highly unlikely if taken literally. The few bits of information that can be verified with any degree of authority are not up to the task of verifying the rest. If you mean accurate in terms of translation, then which of the hundreds of slightly differing translations are you referring to? Ultimately, it wouldn't actually matter how well it was translated. A lie can be translated perfectly throughout the centuries just like truth can.where did the big bang come from We don't know yet. It is a rather complex and ancient riddle to solve, and some believe that it is impossible for humans to ever know. Regardless, no theory for it has ever been proven. And that includes God just the same as it includes temporal reversals or infinite universe chains.