Discussion
Statement: Should religion be banned?
Arguments:
1. Yes. It develops fanaticism in people.
2. No, Religion binds people together
Answer: C
Correct answer: Either I or II is strong
This is the case where both arguments bear directly on the question and pull in opposite directions, each resting on a real consequence of religion - that it can produce fanaticism, and that it binds communities together. Neither can be dismissed, and neither settles the matter, so the answer is that either may be taken as the strong one depending on which consequence is weighed the more heavily.
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