Read More MMental The Illusion of Meaning: The Equivocation FallacybyValue FaithNovember 28, 2025 Words are powerful, and as a blogger and writer, I know this well, but they can also be…
Read More MMental Blame-Shifting Logic: The Deception of the Appeal to Hypocrisy FallacybyValue FaithNovember 26, 2025 Take a minute to remember an argument in the past or a debate where one person calls out…
Read More AArticle Refuse Pride But Be AudaciousbyValue FaithNovember 25, 2025 Audacity is NOT the same thing as pride. The proud man ascribes praise to himself. His lofty words…
Read More EEmotional The Emotional Manipulation of Logic: How The Appeal to Pity Fallacy WorksbyValue FaithNovember 25, 2025 I can bet that we have all been there, listening to someone explain their mistake or justify a…
Read More MMental Smoke Screens and Distractions: The Red Herring in ArgumentsbyValue FaithNovember 24, 2025 In the world of reasoning and debate, not every distraction is accidental. Some are carefully crafted to divert…
Read More AArticle The Growth Of The Believer Should Not Be Built On PretensebyValue FaithNovember 24, 2025 That the holy scriptures did not attempt to hide/cover up the occasional misdeeds of the patriarchs is in…
Read More MMental Too Fast, Too Flawed: The Hasty Generalizations FallacybyValue FaithNovember 23, 2025 Yes and obviously, we live in a world that moves fast, too fast for truth to always catch…
Read More MMental When Conclusions Become Premises: The Self-Defeating Logic of Circular ArgumentsbyValue FaithNovember 22, 2025 I am sure you have encountered it before, an argument that sounds confident, assertive, and even logical on…
Read More MMental Trust, But Verify: The Subtle Trap of The Appeal to Authority FallacybyValue FaithNovember 20, 2025 It is very very much human nature to trust people who seem to know more than we do.…
Read More MMental The Absence of Evidence is Not The Evidence of Absence: The Ignorance FallacybyValue FaithNovember 19, 2025 For many people there is a certain comfort in claiming, “Well, you can not prove me wrong.” It…