Counter-Arguments - Activity

An argument that opposes another argument is called a counter-argument (remember the "Argument Clinic"?). It can challenge the reasons given in an original argument, or take a different line of reasoning, or do both.

Here we have a video against creationist arguments. They are ten. The video introduces the POINT of VIEW that is going to combat and then states the counter-argument to a reasoning which has to be assumed (say, which  has to be taken for granted).

Your task, after watching the whole video, is to take one counter-argument you liked and work out the argument from the POINT of VIEW given on.In other words, do the opposite of what you are going to see: build an argument against the anti-creationist argument you have chosen. You can use the web in order to search for useful information.