Published debate record
2 eligible one-on-one scorecards. Average published score: 74.5/100. Scores describe these debates, not the person's overall ability or worth.
Cliffe Knechtle vs Alex O'Connor: Christianity, Scripture, and Morality · 2025
Knechtle presents Christianity as redemptive and context-sensitive, while O'Connor presses evidential, moral, slavery, and gender objections through specific scriptural counterexamples.
Cliffe Knechtle: 76 · Alex O'Connor: 87. Scores assess the reasoning in this debate.
Cliffe Knechtle vs Matt Dillahunty: Is Christianity True? · 2023
Knechtle offered cumulative historical, moral, and relational warrant for Christianity; Dillahunty consistently pressed whether those methods distinguish supernatural truth from preservation, fiction, and alternatives.
Cliffe Knechtle: 73 · Matt Dillahunty: 90. Scores assess the reasoning in this debate.
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Cliffe and Stuart Knechtle vs Alex O'Connor and Phil Halper: Does the Biblical God Exist? · 2024
The Knechtles argue that morality, creation, Jesus, resurrection, and lived experience point to the biblical God; O'Connor and Halper argue that animal suffering, biblical errors, divine violence, and hiddenness count strongly against that God.
Cliffe and Stuart Knechtle: 76 · Alex O'Connor and Phil Halper: 86. Scores assess the reasoning in this debate.
Cliffe and Stuart Knechtle vs Aron Ra and TJump: Is Christianity True? · 2023
The Knechtles defend Jesus through Gospel reliability, resurrection, grace, love, and worldview fit; Aron Ra and TJump challenge miracle testimony, biblical contradictions, religious borrowing, and evidential standards.
Cliffe and Stuart Knechtle: 66 · Aron Ra and Tom Jump: 76. Scores assess the reasoning in this debate.
Cliffe and Stuart Knechtle vs Alex O'Connor: Bible Slavery, Women, and Forgiveness · 2024
The Knechtles defend Christianity as a coherent gospel of grace, meaning, value, and divine justice; O'Connor presses the hardest biblical and doctrinal cases against that moral portrait.
Cliffe and Stuart Knechtle: 74 · Alex O'Connor: 86. Scores assess the reasoning in this debate.
Cliffe Knechtle & Stuart Knechtle vs Matt Dillahunty & Joshua Bowen: Is the Bible's treatment of slavery morally defensible? · 2021
The critics prevail by grounding ownership and coercion in specific texts, while the defenders’ canonical trajectory never fully reconciles those legal permissions.
Cliffe Knechtle & Stuart Knechtle: 69 · Matt Dillahunty & Joshua Bowen: 85. Scores assess the reasoning in this debate.