by beres | 2019-02-09 | How To Think, Musings, The Art Of Thinking
Logical Fallacies and the Art of Debate Contents: Introduction So why learn logical fallacies at all? Logic as a form of rhetoric Committing your very own logical fallacies The list of fallacies: argumentum ad antiquitatem argumentum ad hominem argumentum ad...
by beres | 2017-10-15 | How To Think, Musings, The Art Of Thinking
Here I have accumulated some of what I have found to be excellent resources on the art of thinking. Here is a seemingly interesting paradox. In order to achieve knowledge of the truth, we have to be comfortable with the thought that when “new” truth comes...
by beres | 2017-07-21 | Grace, Philosophy, The Art Of Thinking
Often the very different (and strongly disagreeing) answers to the same question, are all correct and all wrong at the same time depending on your starting premise. In other words, our starting point inevitably determines our conclusions. We see this in politics all...
by beres | 2017-07-17 | Philosophy, The Art Of Thinking
“Philosophy is the art of asking questions that come naturally to children using methods that come naturally to lawyers.” ~ Philosophy Professor, David Hills
by beres | 2017-06-28 | The Art Of Thinking
I found this several years ago. It is from the pen of Dr. Daniel Amen, and has helped me in my quest for distinguishing truth from untruth. When I apply these questions to something I am contemplating, it becomes much simpler to sort out my thoughts. (1) Is this...
by beres | 2017-06-06 | Musings, Religious, The Art Of Thinking
I am regularly asked if I am a Christian. My usual response is, “Would you please tell me what you think one is, and I will tell you if I am one of those.” W Paul Young
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