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Strongest Argument for Christianity ?

During a debate, the Opponent challenges Mohammed Hijab's understanding of "relative identity" by using the Titanic as an analogy, questioning if the ship that left shore was "absolutely identical in every way" to the sunken vessel, a point Hijab initially struggles to grasp.

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TranscriptTranscribed from the video above. Speakers labelled per turn.

Mohammed HijabSo, here's an example. So, the Titanic, right? The Titanic before it got shipped off. It's in perfect condition. No scratches, no bangs, you know, it's all good to go.

OpponentGets shipped off, crashes into the glacier, sinks, gets ripped up. Is the Titanic that left the shore absolutely identical in every way to the Titanic that crashed into the glacier and is sunken? Is it absolutely identical in every way?

Mohammed HijabI don't even know what you're talking about. Listen, here's here. Go back. Stop reading GPT. The only Titanic argument I'm thinking, brother, that's the only thing arguments, I don't even see your arguments.

OpponentIs the Titanic, is the Titanic [laughter] that left the shore, let's talk to these guys, is the Titanic that left the shore absolutely identical in every single way to the Titanic that crashed and sunk?

Mohammed HijabWhat? Probably not, because it's...

OpponentBut it's to the Titanic. That is the worst thing I've ever heard. Relative identity, I have ever heard. You're not qualified for this level of, of, of, you know, you're not, you're not ready.

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