Logic

• 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.

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  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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• The Fallacy of Reification

  Aug. 3, 2009 from Logical Fallacies Series

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

• Introduction

  July 27, 2009 from Logical Fallacies Series

  Logic is a very valuable tool, particularly for the Christian who wants to defend his or her faith better.

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  Logic or Faith?

  June 12, 2009 from Feedback

  Are the laws of logic truly universal? Must a person choose between logic or faith? Have we moved beyond superstition? Dr. Jason Lisle, AiG–U.S., responds to a critic’s challenge.

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  Imagine No Creator

  April 17, 2009 from Feedback

  Dr. Jason Lisle, AiG–U.S., shows why a universe with stability and laws of logic requires the biblical God—even hypothetical ones.

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  Enormous Leaps of Logic?

  April 18, 2008 from Feedback

  AiG has made the claim that science requires a biblical worldview. Is this logically defensible?

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  Does Logic Supersede the Bible?

  March 21, 2008 from Feedback

  What are the limits of logic and is logic more important than God’s Word?

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  Did God Create Logic?

  Dec. 7, 2007 from Feedback

  Did God create logic? Or is logic further evidence of God’s existence?

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  A Reader Challenges Our Claim of a Logical, God-Created Universe

  June 15, 2007 from Feedback

  The universe is full of change; almost everything in the physical universe is constantly changing. Yet, we all assume that the laws of nature do not.

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  The Illogic of “Loaded Questions”

  Dec. 4, 2006 from Feedback

  The fast succession of irrelevant questions is a well-known logical fallacy known as a “loaded question.”

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