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Should Christian schools teach the strongest arguments against Christianity? Belief should be able to survive honest exposure to serious objections.

Should universities end legacy admissions before discussing any other preference? Family connections are an especially weak reason to allocate scarce educational opportunities.

Should digital access become a guaranteed public utility? Essential participation supports universal service, while funding and control require careful choices.

Should everyone receive a publicly funded inheritance on reaching adulthood? A starting stake may broaden opportunity while demanding funding and safeguards against exploitation.

Should public services be denied to people who refuse to pay taxes? Reciprocity matters, but denying essentials can deepen harm and involve complicated disputes over responsibility.

Should the right to be forgotten apply to truthful news reporting? Privacy and rehabilitation can conflict with maintaining an accurate public record.

Should companies be punished for legal tax avoidance? Following formal rules does not settle whether a firm is meeting broader civic responsibilities.

Should rent increases be limited even if new construction slows? Immediate tenant stability may conflict with incentives to expand and maintain rental housing.

Should AI systems ever receive legal personhood? A legal status could allocate responsibility, yet it might also shield the humans and firms behind a system.

Should large companies be barred from buying single-family homes? Restrictions may protect buyers while affecting investment, rental supply, and management models.

Should cash bail be eliminated entirely? Wealth should not determine liberty, but courts still need effective ways to manage attendance and risk.

Should universities replace traditional essays with live oral examinations? Oral assessment can reveal understanding while introducing different accessibility and consistency challenges… See more