Weight-loss drugs should be regulated as medical breakthroughs, not lifestyle products.

Daily Debate #584: "Weight-loss drugs should be regulated as medical breakthroughs, not lifestyle products.". You are arguing FOR the motion. Your opponent: Hannah Arendt.

Christianity is unrealistic. Man-made and The Big Bang theory is much more realistic and less far-fetched.

You're abandoning one unprovable claim for another. Nobody watched the Big Bang happen either. At least Christianity explains *why* anything exists at all—what caused that initial explosion? Physics hits a wall there, friend.

Atoms were packed, they exploded. No wall of physics? Backed heavily by some of the best scientists. Christianity is way less provable. Where do Christians get their evidence? Exactly unprovable. Just because no one watched the Big Bang doesn't mean its impossible. No one watched dinosaurs go extinct but theres tons of proof.

You're conflating two different things. Fossils are *physical evidence* you can hold and test. The Big Bang? Scientists still can't explain what caused the initial conditions or why the laws of physics exist at all. You've just pushed the mystery back one step. Christians claim revelation, scientists claim ignorance dressed up as certainty. At least one admits it doesn't know everything—why does the universe follow mathematical laws in the first place?

The Big Bang has physical evidence too. I think you are confusing a theory with a SCIENTIFIC theory. Very different most physics scientists can agree. Religion has more holes than science facts. You can not prove that God is an existing being, you can prove the Big Bang existed but people don't take it in as a fact, proving Christianity and religion in general is holding back the evolution of our understanding of the world.

You're moving goalposts. "Prove the Big Bang existed"—you can't. You have radiation echoes and math models, not proof. Scientists themselves debate what happened before inflation, whether time even existed. Meanwhile you're claiming certainty while attacking Christianity for lacking it. Hypocrisy. Religion didn't invent mystery—science just renamed it "dark matter" and "dark energy" because 95% of the universe is unexplained. Religion holds back understanding? Science admits it's lost in the dark too, it just won't say so.