Butch5
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Thanks for this thread OZ. This is a subject that is in great need of address. These forums are rife with fallacies and I agree it does tremendous damage to the Christian faith. There are quite a few Christian doctrines that are based in logical fallacies.
Thanks, Butch.
Not all have appreciated it. However, while it is a necessary topic in Christian discussions and especially in apologetics, it sometimes is made difficult by the terms used.
Try Ad Hominem Tu Quoque.
While this forum has had many committing logical fallacies, many do not want to understand them or note how they use them. I'm prepared to move on when that happens.
Oz
You can get a kindle app free if you have a smartphone.
I've found that it's not only this forum. I find it on every forum I go to. I also find it in many Christians I address on Facebook. I've come to believe that it's just about everywhere. I also agree that many don't seem to care. As Christians we are supposed to be expounding truth and we can't do so when were are using logical fallacies in our arguments.
Well, it seems you young chaps have everything well in hand
There may be free downloads for readers on line.Jim,
It's $7.93 at Amazon. However, it looks as though I may have to invest in an e-reader to read Kindle editions. I don't currently have an e-reader.
Oz
Go to the Google play store and type kindle in the searchReally? I have a Samsung S5 mobile. My son is an IT professional. I'll talk with him about the best e-reader.
Oz
Butch,
I agree that it's widespread. I encountered it by a professor in a doctoral program class at a university in 1983. It was embarrassing to me what he did in class to me with an Ad Hominem fallacy. He later apologised in private for what he did, but he did not apologise in front of the class.
Since that incident, which my church did not equip me for, I've become educated on fallacies, knowing how they function to subvert a discussion or argument, and I'm learning to give them the correct names.
Oz
I believe Calibre is a free reader for the computer.There may be free downloads for readers on line.
Or not....
Jim,
It's $7.93 at Amazon. However, it looks as though I may have to invest in an e-reader to read Kindle editions. I don't currently have an e-reader.
Oz
I'm not surprised. I was just in a discussion with a biologist who was using fallacies in his argument. It's across the board. It doesn't seem to make any difference whether one is highly educated or not. I see it all over. However, it's really disheartening to see it in Christians.
I agree it is more disheartening. I also agree that fallacies and truth do not go together.I find it even more disheartening when Christians don't want to examine how they use fallacies. I also can use them and need to be pulled up when I use such erroneous reasoning.
The issue is truth. Fallacious reasoning with logical fallacies and the promotion and practice of truth do not go together.
Oz
Calibre is an excellent free reader. IT is much more than that though. I use it to convert from one format to to another.I believe Calibre is a free reader for the computer.
I agree! I too have used it for conversions.Calibre is an excellent free reader. IT is much more than that though. I use it to convert from one format to to another.
Nothing unreal exists......
Please explain. What formats?I use it to convert from one format to to another.
I use it to convert between the different E-book formats, like EPUB, PDF, Kindle, etc. There are additional add-ons that can be installed as well. I prefer to convert my e-books into PDF so that I can use a good PDF editor like PDF Exchange to use the mark up tools for making notes. PDF Exchange also has a a great search function and allows for loading many PDFs at once.Please explain. What formats?
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