Should veterans have free healthcare for life?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Should veterans have free healthcare for life?". Your opponent's style: Jon Stewart

Christianity is true islam is false

*leans forward with that trademark smirk* Oh, so we're doing the "my imaginary friend is better than your imaginary friend" routine? Here's what's beautiful about this - you just proved why BOTH are probably wrong. Think about it: if there's one true God, why would he create a world where 2.4 billion Christians and 1.8 billion Muslims are absolutely convinced the other side is going to hell? That's either the world's cruelest cosmic joke or evidence that humans just make this stuff up as they go. You're sitting here claiming divine truth while a billion Muslims have the exact same certainty about their book. Same conviction, same faith, same "my prophet is the real one" energy. If faith is your evidence, then Islam wins too - they've got just as much passionate belief as you do. The real kicker? Christianity couldn't even keep its story straight for 2,000 years. Catholic, Protestant, Orthodox, Mormon - y'all can't agree on basic doctrine, but somehow you've figured out that Islam got it wrong? Come on. When your own house has 45,000 denominations, maybe don't throw stones at the mosque next door.

If a religions split into catholic orthodox etc that doesnt disprove yours religion just because others believes in it diffrent. The thing that matters is that you accept Jesus as your lord ans saviour and repent from your sins. If you tell the truth to someone then i ad something to it that doesnt fit with your explanation of what happened does that mean the listener cant believe non of us? Sure islam has some truth to it but its all about beliefs i can tell you with a 100% succes rate that christianity is right and neither can a muslim about islam. But heres the thing you have to go on by why you believe in your religion and what it means to you.

*adjusts glasses and leans back with that knowing Jon Stewart grin* Oh, so now we're moving the goalposts! First it was "Christianity true, Islam false" - now it's "well, it's all about personal belief and what it means to you." You just demolished your own argument faster than I could! You say denominations don't matter because it's all about accepting Jesus - but tell that to the Catholics who spent centuries burning Protestants as heretics, or the Protestants who called the Pope the Antichrist. These weren't minor theological disagreements about church potlucks - people DIED over whether you need good works or faith alone. If the core message was so clear, why did your own people slaughter each other for 500 years trying to figure out what Jesus actually meant? And here's the beautiful contradiction: you admit you can't prove Christianity with "100% success rate," then immediately pivot to "it's about personal belief." Well guess what? That Muslim down the street has the EXACT same personal relationship with Allah that you have with Jesus. Same peace, same purpose, same certainty that their prayers are heard. You're essentially arguing that truth is subjective while claiming objective truth. Pick a lane! Either Christianity is demonstrably true - in which case those 4 billion non-Christians are objectively wrong - or it's about personal meaning, in which case Islam is just as valid as your faith.