Funsized Series

All the chewy goodness of one of the best books on worldview assessment; now in new fun-sized bites! Principle #3: “Secular Leaps of Faith” Dr. Nancy Pearcey devotes this particular chapter to investigating the consequences of holding to a non-Christian worldview....

All the chewy goodness of one of the best books on worldview assessment; now in new fun-sized bites! Principle #2: “How Nietzsche Wins” Dr. Nancy Pearcey notes an important characterization that Paul makes in Romans 1:23, that folks “exchanged” the glory...

All the chewy goodness of one of the best books on worldview assessment; now in new fun-sized bites! Principle #1: “The Twilight of the Gods” Dr. Nancy Pearcey begins the chapter bemoaning the entertainment strategies of church youth groups. Because churches...

All the chewy goodness of one of the best books on worldview assessment; now in new fun-sized bites! Part One: “I Lost My Faith at an Evangelical College” Dr. Nancy Pearcey begins her excellent book—Finding Truth: 5 Principles for Unmasking Atheism,...

Dr. Norm Geisler explains why you should not be persuaded by the fallacy of irrelevant conclusion.

Argumentum ab hannis in Latin means “argument because of age”

Dr. John Nolt et al. discuss the particulars of the fallacy of false dichotomy.

Dr. John Nolt et al. provide a definition for post hoc ergo propter hoc as well as why it flounders as an inductive fallacy.

Dr. John Nolt et al. explain how hasty generalizations are fallacious and to be avoided.

Dr. John Nolt et al., explains what a red herring is and how it evades the real issue.