| If you're reading our March/April book, The Ultimate Proof of Creation by Dr. Jason Lisle, this is where you can make comments on the book, ask questions, or answer questions that I post here. |
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2 comments:
We're having a nice conversation about this book over at Creation Conversations. Feel free to join us there.
I think that Ultimate Proof is a strong tool for sharpening our skills in debating. I took a logic course in college 40 years ago, and I certainly benefited from this “refresher course” in logical thinking. One thing that I particularly appreciated was the Appendix, where Lisle applies the techniques he has taught to actual letters written by Bible skeptics. Lisle analyzes the arguments used in the letters, showing the errors in logic, then he writes his response to the arguments. This helps me to see how logical fallacies can be spotted in actual conversations, which is where I am really weak, instead of just hypothetical textbook examples. Even if one does not often find himself in the position of debating or defending his beliefs, it is useful for him to study logic to just think more clearly so he can test the ideas he reads and hears to see if they are true. Judith
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