β Scribed by Norman L. Geisler, Ronald M. Brooks
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The perfect introductory textbook, this simplified study of logic prepares readers to reason thoughtfully and to spot illogic in an argument.
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The perfect introductory textbook, this simplified study of logic prepares readers to reason thoughtfully and to spot illogic in an argument.
The perfect introductory textbook, this simplified study of logic prepares readers to reason thoughtfully and to spot illogic in an argument.
Reasoning about God is an introduction to philosophy of religion, meeting college students where they are with their own doubts and questions. Each chapter begins with a passage from a fictional student, who raises intellectual problems against God, which is followed by the authorβs informed and eas
<p><strong>A clear and accessible introduction to the elements of logic, with a wealth of problems and exercises.</strong></p> Students learn logic by practicing itβby working through problems, analyzing existing arguments, and constructing their own arguments in plain language and symbolic notation
<p><span>'You shouldn't drink too much. The Earth is round. Milk is good for your bones.' Are any of these claims true? How can you tell? Can you ever be certain you are right? </span><span><br><br>For anyone tackling philosophical logic for the first time, here is a practical guide to the skills re