OPPOSING VIEWS
Fellows contribute to debate Web site
Opposing Views, Inc.
Opposing Views, Inc., has created a Web site that fosters and facilitates informed debate on pressing issues in politics, society, health, money and religion. The organization seeks out credible and established experts from opposing sides of question and provides a space for them to present and support their views on the given issue in a point/counterpoint format. Contributors can respond to the opposing argument, pointing out misconceptions or misinformation. The site also allows visitors to comment on arguments and initiate discussion with the contributing writers. Please click here to visit the Opposing Views Web site.
Among the experts featured on the Opposing Views Web site are Baker Institute fellows and scholars. Please check back for new postings and updates on fellows’ contributions.
Baker Institute contributors:
- Ken Medlock, “Should the U.S. Allow Offshore Oil Drilling?”
- Bill Martin, “Is the U.S. a Christian Nation?”
- Bill Martin, "Should Religious Symbols be Displayed on Public Property?"
- Bill Martin, "Should Cities Fund Needle Exchange Programs?"
