Logic and fallacies

Understanding the difference between what opposing theories predict helps to discriminate between them and thus avoid useless arguments.

Who created God is illogical because God is uncreated, and only things with a beginning have a cause, such as the universe.

A biblical foundation is necessary for ethics.

Christians, followers of Jesus the Logos, should be able to spot and refute logical fallacies such as straw man, weak man, and bandwagon.

Postmodernists claim that all knowledge is culturally determined and therefore not objective, but this is self-refuting: its absolute truth is that there is no absolute truth.

Errors of postmodernism or relativism, denial of absolute objective truth.

Evolutionists keep committing the same old fallacies, while the creation paradigm inspires fresh discoveries.

The Bible provides all the necessary assumptions, but atheistic evolution can’t.

How do we handle evangelism and discussions of spiritual things in the workplace?

Can this lead to distorted conclusions?

Atheists believe that the universe and life began with no adequate cause, contradicting rationality, because everything that has a beginning must have a sufficient cause, here the supernatural Creator

How should we respond to such a radical claim?

God is being perfectly good is a feature of nothing possibly being greater than God.

How can we show that they are true?

Why does it seem to be on the rise?

However trustworthy our minds are, naturalistic evolution struggles to know itself.