Gryphon and Scott discuss a series of classic logical fallacies and provide examples of how sometimes we can see these classic logical fallacies inside Bible Quizzing. The dynamic duo cover: Appeal to Authority; Ad Hominem; Appeal to Common Practice, Appeal to Tradition, Appeal to Popular Belief, and the Bandwagon Fallacy; Hasty Generalization; Strawman Argument, Ad Absurdum, Red Herring, and Non-Sequitur; Appeal to Ignorance; False Dilemma; Tu Quoque; Causal Fallacy; Sunk Costs Fallacy; and finally the Slippery Slope Fallacy and the Slippery Slope Fallacy Fallacy. As always, email questions and comments to [email protected] and follow us on Twitter: @InsideQuizzing. Chat in near-real-time on the #inside-quizzing Slack channel. The CBQZ web-based Bible Quizzing application is hosted at: https://cbqz.org/app