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Love Is A Fallacy RA Core 8 - Lim A.
Love Is A Fallacy RA Core 8 - Lim A.
Post Hoc: “Let’s not take Bill on our picnic. Every time we take him it rains. Bill has no
connection to the weather.
Contradictory Premises: “If God can do anything, can he make a stone so heavy he
can’t lift it?” there can be no argument when the premises contradict each other..
False Analogy: Comparing two different situations and making an analogy. The
situations must be comparable.
Poisoning the Well: Tainting an argument before it has begun.. (First man calls the
second man a liar before he gets to say anything.)
Begging the Question: Assuming the premise is true without evidence. “Have your
parents quit making all of your decisions for you?”
Slippery Slope: Arguing that one event will lead to another which will lead to another.
“If I don’t study I’ll fail the class, have to drop out of high school and get married young!”
Ad Homein: Attacking the person instead of attacking the argument the person is
making.
Ignoring the Question: Arguing something else (Changing the subject.)
Non Sequitar: Does not necessarily follow. (A man is a good husband because he does
not beat his wife.)
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