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Apologetics and Debate Class: Logic Part 3

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Striving for Eternity Videos

about 2 years ago

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Someone will say, if you want a great example of fallacy of excluded middle, there's a guy that used

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How to Spot a Bad Argument

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Sovereign Grace Family Church

over 8 years ago

49:56

Or no, you're using a genetic fallacy. This is how you demonstrate that somebody's not using good arguments. But the last one is called the no true Scotsman argument. You've heard of this? The no true Scotsman argument is this.

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Our Evangelical Leaders' Niceguy Routine - Tim Keller

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AD Robles

almost 6 years ago

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And just see the, there's so many videos about reading stories on Reddit about nice guys.

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The Poisoning the Well Argument | Rapp Report 2-Minute Daily 0019 | Andrew Rappaport | SFE | Striving for Eternity

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Andrew Rappaport's Rapp Report Daily

over 8 years ago

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Another common logical fallacy you will often see when discussing things, whether it be religious in nature or political, is a logical fallacy known as poisoning the well. Poisoning the well is basically where someone is going to try to reject the entirety of an argument because of something that they say right up front, so that you will hopefully, if they're successful, think that because of whatever they said, everything else you say is going to be wrong.

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Always Ready Chap 28 Pt. 2 Logical Fallacies

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Reformed Rookie

over 3 years ago

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But that's an appealing to the... Just if most people think it's great, then it must be great. That's a logical fallacy.

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Rewind: The Poisoning the Well Argument

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Andrew Rappaport's Rapp Report Daily

about 6 years ago

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Another common logical fallacy you will often see when discussing things, whether it be religious in nature or political, is a logical fallacy known as poisoning the well. Poisoning the well is basically where someone is going to try to reject the entirety of an argument because of something that they say right up front, so that you will hopefully, if they're successful, think that because of whatever they said, everything else you say is going to be wrong.

1:40:24

Apologetics Live Post Debate Review

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Apologetics Live

over 6 years ago

44:40

And we don't want to commit the genetic fallacy that because I'm not saying his argument.

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Logical fallacies with Dr. Jason Lisle

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Reformed Rookie

over 3 years ago

20:20

That's a faulty appeal to authority fallacy or the fallacy of faulty appeal to authority.

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Elevation Church Lost Their Case Against Me!

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Fight For Truth

almost 5 years ago

3:45

We need to stop being deceived by the nice guy fallacy.

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Rewind: The Straw-man Argument

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Andrew Rappaport's Rapp Report Daily

about 6 years ago

1:15

One of the most common logical fallacies that you see when having any kind of discussion with people, whether it be politics, religion, or anything that people feel very strongly about, is what is called the straw man argument.

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Rewind: The Ad Hominem

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Andrew Rappaport's Rapp Report Daily

about 6 years ago

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One of the more common logical fallacies that you will come across, and one of the more frustrating ones, is called the ad hominem. The ad hominem is Latin for to the man or to the person. And this is an argument or a reaction directed against the person rather than the position that they're holding.

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8. Logical Fallacies: Faulty Appeal to Authority

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Reformed Rookie

over 2 years ago

3:02

And it really has a lot of weight. If you know the name of the fallacy and you can say it back to him, that's a faulty appeal to authority fallacy or the fallacy of faulty appeal to authority.

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The Straw-man Argument | Rapp Report Daily 0017 | Andrew Rappaport | SFE | Striving for Eternity

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Andrew Rappaport's Rapp Report Daily

over 8 years ago

0:15

One of the most common logical fallacies that you see when having any kind of discussion with people, whether it be politics, religion, or anything that people feel very strongly about, is what is called the straw man argument.

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Apologetics & Debate 6: Logic - What is an Argument

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Striving for Eternity Videos

about 2 years ago

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This is a logical fallacy. Here's why people do that. But you know what happens? People sometimes go,.

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The Ad Hominem | Rapp Report 2-Minute Daily 0018 | Andrew Rappaport | SFE | Striving for Eternity

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Andrew Rappaport's Rapp Report Daily

over 8 years ago

0:15

One of the more common logical fallacies that you will come across and one of the more frustrating ones is called the ad hominem. The ad hominem is Latin for to the man or to the person. And this is an argument or a reaction directed against the person rather than the position that they're holding.

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9. Logical Fallacies: The Strawman

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Reformed Rookie

over 2 years ago

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See, see how easy that was. And that's what you have to be careful for. So basically it goes like this is a how to do a straw man fallacy. First, you ignore the real argument. You create a pretend argument, the straw man.

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7. Logical Fallacies: Ad Hominem

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Reformed Rookie

over 2 years ago

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Next is the ad hominem fallacy. The phrase ad hominem in Latin means to the man. Okay, ad to hominem the man. The fallacy is so named because it directs an argument against the person making a claim rather than the claim itself.

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4. Logical Fallacies: Begging The Question

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Reformed Rookie

over 2 years ago

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Third is begging the question. The fallacy is committed when a person merely assumes what he or she is attempting to prove, or when the premise of an argument actually depends on its conclusion. So the argument's premises assume the truth of the conclusion rather than supporting it.

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11. Logical Fallacy Quiz

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Reformed Rookie

over 2 years ago

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Alright, let's practice what we learned. And I'll even give you the little acronym up there so you know what's coming. Alright, so we'll throw out a statement and you guys try to figure out what logical fallacy it commits.

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Was Jesus a Nice Guy?

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

about 6 years ago

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Was Jesus a nice guy?