religion logic Flashcards
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. Trying to persuade someone that you are correct by making them feel sorry for you.
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Appeal to Pity
2
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Asking a question that has two different components but requiring the reader to either accept or reject both.
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Complex Question
3
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Claiming something is true because everyone thinks it is.
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Appeal to Popularity
4
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Using loaded or emotive terms in an argument.
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Prejudicial language
5
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Attacking the person instead of the argument.
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Ad Hominem
6
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The either or fallacy
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False Dilemma
7
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Arguing that accepting one position means you will have to accept many other positions.
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Slippery Slope
8
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The type of argument in which the conclusion must be true if the premises are true is called
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deduction
9
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An argument that is illogical is considered to be
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Fallacies
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