Looking for resources for better thinking? Here at Apologetics 315 we have the Basic Logic Primer. But along with the primer we have a number of suggested followup resources. One new resource to add to the list of tools is The Logic Classroom. The Logic Classroom is a course in basic logic. Each study has review questions, exercises, and answers to the exercises. It's layout and design is simple, but the content is great. This resource provided by Dr. Elihu Carranza, author of Logic Primer.
Check out The Logic Classroom here.
Enjoy.
Thursday, January 03, 2013
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It is a common notion that we need Logic to protect us against the arts of the Sophist, the dishonest juggler with words and specious facts. But in truth the Inner Sophist, whose instruments are our own inborn propensities to error, is a much more dangerous enemy. For once that we are the victims of designing Sophists, we are nine times the victims of our own irrational impulses and prejudices. Men generally deceive themselves before they deceive others.
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