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

They think other religions are evil this Quran verse proves that TRUE Muslims do not accept other religions http://quran.com/2/256
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

You are wrong. That verse supports religious freedom. You will do anything to justify your hate, including lie and twist things. You are dishonest and uneducated. Come back to me when you know what you are talking about. Askut. Inta himar.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

All i did was copy and paste I twisted nothing. I'm sorry you didn't like what you saw but my sources where the same as yours and therefor just as credible.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

Uh, no. You are believing the media's lies. Islam may have some fucked up ideas. No one is denying that, not even me. But saying these things about Muslims is like saying that all or most Catholics support pedophiles.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

Again no where in the bible dose it say pedophiles are good but in the Yasuf Ali version of the Quran in CLEARLY calls other religions evil. I'm not referencing the media im referencing the exact same website that you just did.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

This Bible also says to suffer not a witch to live. That is calling a religion evil.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

It's calling witchcraft evil and given the nature of what is usually considered or was usually considered witchcraft idd say it is....or was...whatever you know what I mean
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

Okay, now that we have established that the Bible does indeed call some religions evil, what is your response?
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

Witchcraft is not a religion it's a practice that at the time that the bible was written and also for a good amount of time thereafter was outlawed in most of the known world. So I guess Idd say close but no cigar try again.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

You are wrong. Witcraft is a religion. Do yourself a favor and actually EDUCATE YOURSELF. Do NOT come back until you do.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

Wicca which is what I assume you are talking about only really came about as an "organized" religion with an organized set of believes at the first half of the 20th century WAY after the bible was written so at the time that the bible was written witchcraft WAS NOT i repeat WAS NOT a religion it was a suto-scientific practice set around a variety of pagan beliefs (varied from witch to witch) or in some cases satanic beliefs that was OUTLAWED through out most of the known world. Try again
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

You are wrong again. The various types of witchcraft count as religions. You are making a fool out of yourself. I am starting to feel bad for you.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

There is a very clear difference between an organized religion with a set of beliefs and doctrine and a theology (which is defined as a lose set of myths and beliefs) witchcraft up until the 20th century when Wicca came about was nothing more than a theology. A theology not even followed uniformly by all witches one witch could believe in these gods while another witch beloved in those gods and another witch worshiped satan. do you see what I'm saying? witchcraft while often having some theological driving factor could only at that time be commonly classified as an illegal form of suto-scientific experimentation often delving into the dark arts (human experimentation, animal or human sacrifice, and or hexing or as we would know it today manufacturing of viruses and or harmful chemicals such as poisons) so no I am not making a fool of my self but you are. You should probably stop challenging my superior intellect you losing pretty badly.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

You are wrong. Each form of witchcraft is a religion .
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

This again how many times must I explain to you the difference between religion and theology
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

Theology is a part of religion. Do try again .
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

But Christians are intolerant of other religions and other denonimations of Christianity and have used this as an excuse to kill and blow people up for years so Christianity is no better than Islam
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

I am a Christian, and I agree. :'(
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

Which denomination has done that in the modern world name the exacted nomination not the anti whatever group the individual belonged to name his denomination
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

Northern Ireland Catholics vs Protestants IRA and Orange Volunteers, to name two
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

Is that still going on? That's more of a regional conflict than a religious one anyway.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

Its the longest ceasefire so far, it was hardly regional conflict it involved international terrorism and the only reason they were killing each other was one lot though being Catholic was right the other lot thought being Protestant was right so they started killing each other that's Christian killing Christian because they think their version of believing in God is right
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

Well that's a very isolated incident. when compared to Christianity as a whole it's still a very peaceful religion. Whereas Islam has active terrorist cells in countries all over the world violence is a much larger part of Muslim culture that Christian culture.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

9/11 was one isolated incident but because of it the media is trying to convince the world that Islam is evil and Muslims want to take over the world, the sad thing is people are falling for itAlso your very isolated incident in Northern Ireland was supported by many Catholic Americans.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

Well I'm a Catholic American and I always thought it was wrong besides you said there is a cease fire so that means that at this moment there is currently NO Christian terrorism in the world. But there is still Muslim terrorism however
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

A ceasefire in Ireland does not excuse Christianity of past misdemeanours and does not make it any better or less terrible than Islam
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

You are not seriously trying to compare the amount of violence and murder and destruction done in the name of Islam to a scuff up in Northern Ireland. Christianity as a whole is FAR less violent than Islam
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

I mean for Christ sake we are talking about Northern Ireland a region of the world that has been in a civil war / rebellion agains Britten for the last century if not longer. Okay that little Catholic V.S Protestant dust up is a fucking bar fight to these people.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

If you won't talk or listen to sense I'm not gonna bother debating you, that little scuff up in Ireland which you admit yourself has been going on for most of the last century was started over Christianity but you ignore that because it clashes with the belief that Islam is the big evil in the world and Christianity is all flowers and love.Islamic terrorists what have they done recently smashed up a couple of tower blocks and blew up some trains compare that to the best part of a century of hotels, cars, schools and pubs all blown up in the name of catholosicm add the broken legs kneecappings and murders that the IRA have done that's the main catholic terrorist group in Ireland covered add the other catholic groups then the protestants, that's a big old body count. Now let's look at America you've got the KKK a racist Christian movement responsible for all sorts of atrocities and I'm sure there's others that's just two countries where people have committed murder in the name of Christ there's probably more and if you looked worldwide I'm sure the body count would far exceed the Islamic body count or at least equal it.Stop repeating the lies you have been fed by the media Islam is not the enemy any more than Judaism is or any religion is. All religions have good members and bad members some are really fucked and blow shit up some are just intolerant of others and label anyone with a different belief evil or wrong and some are just cool people who live and let live and don't judge a whole group of people on the actions of a few.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

The KKK? They are a joke no one in my country takes those drunken idiots seriously and the IRA is fighting the British forces in Northern Ireland they're trying to kick the Brits out they aren't fighting in the name of Catholosism they are fighting for freedom and the Brits and "orange volunteer" loyalists stand in they'r way because the Brits want to hold on to what's left of they're empire and the intolerant orange volunteers won't except livening in a country with a Catholic majority. That conflict is an Irish revolution with some minor religious undertones don't twist the facts.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

So your saying the KKK have never committed any acts of murder or violence and are just a bunch of harmless drunken idiots?I'm not twisting any of the facts about Ireland the IRA are not freedom fighters they never have been their Catholic Terrorists, Britain has allowed Northern Ireland free rule before and it degenerated into fighting and murder between Catholics and Protestants, when Ireland was given the vote on wether to remain part of the UK or become independent the South voted for independence the North voted to remain part of the UK. That was when the IRA and others started over decades of terrorism. The troubles in Northern Ireland started over religion and religion has been the main reason for the fighting, get a bunch of Irishmen together they will fight over religion before anything else, my Nan who was Irish-Catholic used to take in boarders but only good Irish lads and no Protestants her own words.I know Americans like to think of the IRA as freedom fighters battling the evil Brits for freedom but its not true. If the IRA are freedom fighters so is Al Queeda
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

Al Quida are murderous Muslim dogs. The IRA and orange volunteer pukes fight because the IRA wishes to be free but the orange volenquers are so intolerant that when Britain freed Northern Ireland they launched a terrorist campaign against the Catholic majority and got the Brits called back in. I have protistan friends hear in the states they are good people but Irish Protestants are just intolerant brutes
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

The KKK where once a threat but now they are a joke. And as for AlQuida THEY'RE A BUNCH OR MURDEROUS MUSLIM DOGS. And the IRA are freedom fighters and defenders of the faith against the orange volenquers who are so intolerant that when Northern Ireland was freed they launched a terrorist campaign against the Catholic majority and got the Brits called back in. I have Protestant friends here in the states and they are good people but Irish Protestants are just intolerant brutes.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

Ever heard the phrase one mans freedom fighter is another mans terrorist? If the IRA are Freedom Fighters and protectors of the faith then Charles Manson truly is the Messiah, it would be funny if it wasn't so sad that people like you actually believe that shit but then that's what they relied on Americans who were dumb enough to believe their bullshit and fund their murderous activities, the IRA are no better than Al Quieda if anything Al Quieda are better than the scumbags in the IRA because they reminded some Americans exactly the kind if shit they had been funding when sending money to Ireland in support of the "cause". People who support the IRA have the same blood on their hands they are murdering bastards who over the years have murdered many innocent men, women and children.You obviously suffer from religious intolerance but never mind some people just have prejudices like that for some its religion for others its colour or sexuality some people suffer from all three kinds of intolerance which is sad but what can you do its pointless trying to talk sense to prejudiced people
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

I think the closest thing you will find to an entire denomination that promotes terrorist acts would be the west burrow baptist church and even then your going to have a head time convincing me that holding up offensive signs is akin to terrorism.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

Islam doesn't promote terrorism any more than Christianity or any other religion it is just some religious types commit terrorist acts.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

The Bible actually does glorify pedophilia, it just wasn't considered being a pedo back then; wedding the 11 year old daughter of a man you slaughtered was considered a "proper marriage" 2000 years ago.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

Yea but as you said that wasn't pedophilia at the time the bible was written 11 years old was considered an adult. So it dose not count on the grounds of historical context
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

When the Qu'ran was written it was a very violent time and the first line of defence was often attack, so the verses in the Qu'ran talking about killing infidels do not count due to historical context
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

What is defined as pedophilia changes over time however it dose not mater if its year 2 or 2013 warmongering is warmongering
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

As Ashman pointed out, that counter-argument could apply to pretty much anything in the Bible or any other holy book, so if we accept it nothing from any holy book has any significance on the grounds of historical context.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

No I was simply saying that because at the time a 40year old marrying an 11year old was not pedophilia than any bible story where such a marriage is arranged then dose not actually talk about pedophilia.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

Like, the Bible glorifies genocide; just because back then it was considered "doing gods work" doesn't make it not genocide, it's just that's not how they saw it back then.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

No were in the bible dose it talk about how Christians should gather an army and go slaughter in the name of god.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

1) If your own full brother, or your son or daughter, or your beloved wife, or you intimate friend, entices you secretly to serve other gods, whom you and your fathers have not known, gods of any other nations, near at hand or far away, from one end of the earth to the other: do not yield to him or listen to him, nor look with pity upon him, to spare or shield him, but kill him. Your hand shall be the first raised to slay him; the rest of the people shall join in with you. You shall stone him to death, because he sought to lead you astray from the Lord, your God, who brought you out of the land of Egypt, that place of slavery. And all Israel, hearing of this, shall fear and never do such evil as this in your midst. (Deuteronomy 13:7-12 NAB)  2) Suppose a man or woman among you, in one of your towns that the LORD your God is giving you, has done evil in the sight of the LORD your God and has violated the covenant by serving other gods or by worshiping the sun, the moon, or any of the forces of heaven, which I have strictly forbidden. When you hear about it, investigate the matter thoroughly. If it is true that this detestable thing has been done in Israel, then that man or woman must be taken to the gates of the town and stoned to death. (Deuteronomy 17:2-5 NLT)
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

Again Old Testament invalid argument when discussing Christianity.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

Islam has many followers who are law abiding citizens but there have been terrorists who connected themselves to the religion but this does not mean all Muslims are terrorists, Christianity is just as guilty of creating terrorists just look at Northern Ireland and there are just as many pretentious know it all Christians as there are Atheists.Its no more healthy or unhealthy as any other religion.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

Islam doesn't request its followers to kill themselves or anyone else, its actually very similar to Christianity. Atheists aren't know it all's either they just voice their opinion on religion, and show their facts that tend to disprove allot of religious teachings. Any religion is healthy as-long as you don't let it go to your head. By the way there is a spell check and you should try to use correct grammar because sometimes its hard to understand what your saying.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

Islam doesn't request its followers to kill themselves or anyone else, its actually very similar to Christianity.In the Koran it says to kill infidels or people who don't really believe in their god. Also Islam and Christianity do say something about Jesus but they have more differences than similarities like Islam believes that Jesus never died on the cross or rose from the grave and that the whole thing is fake.Christianity on the other hand believes that Jesus did die on the cross and rose from the grave and if Jesus didn't that the faith of Jesus Christ would be useless and a fraud.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

I may have the wrong information but, i believe that was added at a latter date, by a different prophet. Even so Islamic people aren't all destructive extremist's and when i said their similar i meant the moral and social structure. I recognize they have different beliefs but i meant their similar compared to wiccan/shinto/budism, all of which are structured very differently.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

Religion is a good thing for some people. It helps them discover who they really are.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

well it changes them and says that is who they are rather than discovering it
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

There are healthy aspects of any belief just as there are unhealthy ones. A healthy belief which isn't found in Buddhism or hedonism for instance is "falling into" the chaotic world fully as an agent of responsibility.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

Lets take a look at what Christianity teaches. Love thy neighbor that's a good lesson if everyone followed that there would be no more bigotry and a hell of lot less war, thou shall not kill okay anti murder that's good, thou shall not steal anti theft that's also good, thou shall not bare false witness against thy neighbor okay don't lie lying is bad, thou shall not commit adultery okay don't cheat on your spouse, thou shall have no god but me okay nothing harmfully there, honor thy father and your mother listen to your parents got it god, thou shall not covet, thou shall not worship false idols, hmmmmm I'm not seeing any thing bad or harmful here you guys must just be intolerant.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

you can pick the good bits out of Mein Kampf, maybe the parts about him being a Christian soldier who fought for justic and truth. It wouldn't make Hitler a good person.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

No because his actions dictated otherwise. Hitler claimed to be Christian but he did not act Christian.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

Hitler followed many laws of the bible and this is what lead him to kill the jews, homosexuals, atheists, people of other religions it was also used by the nazi troops to get them to follow Hitler and kill millions of people, the catholic church were in league with Hitler and swoar loyalty to him
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

also you even edited the morals, it was if you don't honour your parents you will be stoned to death, that is the correct "moral". If you think that worshipping idols is bad you are saying all Hindus are bad people.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

The Ten Commandments tell us what we should and should not do they say nothing of punishment so no I didn't edit anything. And Hindus aren't "bad" they just believe in an untrue religion it's not really their fault. They where not shown the way of truth
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

truth is irrelevant, your entire belief system isn't based on facts but faith so claiming that it is true is false as it can't be proven, the very definition of truth is that it is proven correct and you have not done that and you have had 2 thousand years. You believe that they will be tortured for eternity when they did absolutely nothing wrong and then say your God is just and loving and not unfair and so you believe they deserved to be tortured for eternity surely.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

Your facts are all wrong. Religion is what has founded many countries and set the basic rues for life, it also gives people a solid foundation for living
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: yes it is

And to the creator of this debate I have a question. Is it wrong to love and honor thy father who has brought you apon this earth and given you all you have?
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

That's specculation. You're stating a possibility as fact.
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

I don't believe that so it means nothing to me, it is like me saying "you are wrong because you don't worship Allah" It is wrong to worship a man who tells you to kill homosexuals though yes
Debate: Is Christianity a healthy thing to believe in?
Side: no it isn't

Actually the human race has evolved for generations upon generations. God did not "place you" on this earth, Evolution has. Secondly, he has not given us "all we have" because you seize your own fate. Science has disprove allot of what the "holy bible" has to offer. Another reason i think its unhealthy to believe in it is because so many of the christian community assumes that they have the only opinion that's even plausible and insist on trying to impose it on people of other faiths.