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Debate Cards
Questions that sound like they could start an argument, but the Bible settles. Pick your answer, then prove it.
About the game
Debate Cards are questions that sound like they could start an argument, but which the Bible itself settles. Pick your answer, then prove it: where does the Bible say so? The verdict shows the answer in the King James Version, word for word.
Debate Night is for teams: 2 to 6 teams share one screen, with a host running the game, an optional timer of 30, 60 or 90 seconds, and cross-examination, where the host can award an extra point for a better verse. Solo Practice is just you. There are three kinds of card: Why did they do it?, Is that really in the Bible? (popular sayings put to the test) and Settle the argument. Games are 5, 10 or 15 cards, and the cards can be read aloud.
The cards keep to questions the Bible’s own words answer, and leave out questions on which Christians sincerely disagree. Sayings being tested are shown in single quotes, because they may not be Bible words.
At a glance
| Best for | Youth groups, Bible classes and family evenings; teens and adults; individuals for solo practice |
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| Players | Teams (2 to 6) with a host, or solo |
| Typical time | About 15 to 30 minutes for Debate Night; about 5 to 10 minutes for Solo Practice |
| Devices | Debate Night works best on a big screen or projector, run from a computer or tablet; Solo Practice works on any device. Read-aloud is available. |
Tags: Teens · Adults · Families · Groups · Solo · Play together
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