Arguments from Cause & Effect and Classification
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- Straw Man: A Fallacy!Congratulations to the Straw Man, …………who has been named the fallacy of the week. To create a “straw man” is to misrepresent your opponent’s argument–not necessarily by misunderstanding it completely, but by depicting your opponent’s argument as being weaker than it actually is. For instance, Mary: I thin […]
- Classical A/theism Debate in New Age Format!Opponents Creating Straw Men of Each Other: Watch the Battle! In this first video, theists commit the straw man fallacy by making fun of atheists. The proponents of theism are also guilty of committing other fallacies of irrelevance with the use of sarcasm, personal attacks and guilt by association. . In this second video, atheists [...]
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