Course Solutions Uncategorized (Answered):From What You Have Learned Through Your Debating Same Sex Marriage Paper Discuss Your Presenting Argument . . . .

(Answered):From What You Have Learned Through Your Debating Same Sex Marriage Paper Discuss Your Presenting Argument . . . .

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From what you have learned through your Debating Same-Sex Marriage paper, discuss your presenting argument in this week’s discussion. Present your argument in your Discussion Board post, and if you have space, rebut some of the counterarguments. In your replies to your peers, play the other side; propose counterarguments to them in order to help them build their own case. Be respectful in this discussion. The purpose is to help you critically think through the Scriptural and philosophical arguments to build your belief system.

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