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• Ad Hominem

  Sept. 14, 2009 from Logical Fallacies Series

  The ad hominmen fallacy is so named because it directs an argument against the person making a claim rather than the claim itself.

• Feedback Article

  The Logic of Belief

  Sept. 11, 2009 from Feedback

  Is Christianity logical? As Dr. Jason Lisle, AiG–U.S., shows, not only is Christianity logical, it is foundational for all logic.

• Book Chapter

  More Shoddy Pyramids

  Sept. 10, 2009 from Unwrapping the Pharaohs

  To the northeast of the massive Step Pyramid of Saqqara is the mastaba of Mereruka, vizier of King Teti of the 6th Dynasty.

• InSite, September 2009

  Sept. 8, 2009

  A fair use of science, visual answers, editing the web, and more!

• Bifurcation

  Sept. 7, 2009 from Logical Fallacies Series

  A person commits this fallacy when he or she claims that there are only two mutually exclusive possibilities—when, in fact, there is a third option.

• Book Chapter

  The Shoddy Pyramids

  Sept. 3, 2009 from Unwrapping the Pharaohs

  Instead of layers of cut stone, the core consisted of a jumbled heap of stones piled up in the shape of a pyramid and then faced with limestone blocks.

• The Complex Question

  Aug. 31, 2009 from Logical Fallacies Series

  The complex question is the interrogative form of begging the question—when the arguer attempts to persuade by asking a loaded question.

• Feedback Article

  A Creationist in the Classroom—Goals and Strategies

  Aug. 28, 2009 from Feedback

  How should the creationist student behave when being taught evolution?

• Book Chapter

  The Pyramid of Menkaure

  Aug. 27, 2009 from Unwrapping the Pharaohs

  Menkaure was the last great pyramid-building pharaoh at Giza; however, his tomb is the smallest of the Giza pyramids.

• Microbe Forum 2 Comes to AiG

  Aug. 25, 2009

  Creation microbiologists from around the country—from both creation organizations and secular universities—came together for another meeting of minds to promote creation research.

• The Fallacy of the Question-Begging Epithet

  Aug. 24, 2009 from Logical Fallacies Series

  With the question-begging epithet, the arguer uses biased (often emotional) language to persuade people rather than using logic.

• Book Chapter

  The Pyramid of Khafre

  Aug. 20, 2009 from Unwrapping the Pharaohs

  Only the few lower layers of stone remain today, but it is of great interest because the lower half of the tomb chamber is exposed.

• Evolution and God

  Aug. 18, 2009

  In a USA Today opinion piece, two Christian evolutionists send a broadside our way.

• It’s Never Too Early!

  Aug. 18, 2009 from Answers Update

  Each of our children grew up with creationist resources, and such a foundation can keep children in church when they grow up.

• The Fallacy of Begging the Question

  Aug. 17, 2009 from Logical Fallacies Series

  This fallacy is committed when a person merely assumes what he is attempting to prove, or when the premise of an argument actually depends upon its conclusion.

• Magazine Article

  Today’s Youth—Walking Away from Truth

  

  Aug. 16, 2009 from Answers Magazine

  Why do young people walk away from the church after years of faithful attendance and involvement?

• Feedback Article

  Becoming a Creationist Geologist

  Aug. 14, 2009 from Feedback

  Can a Christian safely navigate the waters of a secular university to beome a geoligist? Dr. Andrew Snelling, AiG–US, offers encouragement and advice.

• Book Chapter

  Khufu Built the Big One

  Aug. 13, 2009 from Unwrapping the Pharaohs

  It is 751 feet (29 m) at the base and originally stood 479 feet (146 m) high.

• Surviving Secular College

  Aug. 11, 2009

  In addition to the normal academic pressures faced by all students, the consistent Christian must learn to be discerning about the views and interpretations expressed by his or her professors.

• The Fallacy of Equivocation

  Aug. 10, 2009 from Logical Fallacies Series

  Most words have more than one meaning, but only one of these meanings will properly fit the given context.

• Magazine Article

  The Rights of Christians in America’s Public Schools

  

  Aug. 9, 2009 from Answers Magazine

  Although some legal barriers exist, teachers do have opportunities to express their Christian beliefs. God’s people must be diligent to exercise the liberties currently available to them.

• Book Chapter

  Seneferu, the World’s Greatest Pyramid Builder

  Aug. 6, 2009 from Unwrapping the Pharaohs

  After completing one pyramid he kept on building until he got the perfect pyramid.

• InSite, August 2009

  Aug. 4, 2009

  Gearing up for education, a special offer for InSite readers, volunteer opportunities, and more!

• The Fallacy of Reification

  Aug. 3, 2009 from Logical Fallacies Series

  Reification is attributing a concrete characteristic to something that is abstract.

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