Published debate record
4 eligible one-on-one scorecards. Average published score: 71.3/100. Scores describe these debates, not the person's overall ability or worth.
Matt Dillahunty vs Matt Slick: Is Secular Humanism Superior to Christianity? · 2016
Dillahunty’s revisable, welfare-centered humanism outperformed Slick’s foundational Christian critique, whose serious grounding objections remained insufficiently connected to comparative practical superiority.
Matt Dillahunty: 82 · Matt Slick: 74. Scores assess the reasoning in this debate.
Matt Slick vs Scott Clifton: Does Objective Morality Require God? · 2014
Slick grounds universal morality in God's immutable character, while Clifton's secular alternatives and circularity objections more completely address objectivity, obligation, and impartial justification.
Matt Slick: 70 · Scott Clifton: 89. Scores assess the reasoning in this debate.
Matt Slick vs Aron Ra: Is Christianity True? · 2014
Slick excelled on foundational challenges and expert-reference precision; Aron prevailed on belief versus truth and explanatory accountability, producing an exact overall tie.
Matt Slick: 73 · Aron Ra: 73. Scores assess the reasoning in this debate.
Matt Slick vs Dan Barker — Does God Exist? · 2014
Barker wins by controlling burdens, sharpening divine-coherence objections, and limiting prayer conclusions, while Slick raises serious grounding challenges without completing their Biblical bridge.
Matt Slick: 68 · Dan Barker: 76. Scores assess the reasoning in this debate.