This episode and the next deal with relativism and subjective vs. objective truth

Second half of the FQF class where I attempt to answer questions the students have about anything.

This is a time when I give my students the opportunity to ask any question they have about any topic. I simply tell them what I think. I may be right, I may be wrong. May God show where I err.

This covers a few of the most common fallacies people commit.

Contemplating certain fallacies can shed light on why God is the way He is.

Examples from Scripture and real life of things people use to make an argument.

Intro to logical fallacies

Morality has to be explained. Without God we are left with precious few options.

A conclusion to an argument is like a roof...it needs walls to support. So do conclusions!

5 of the most important questions everyone must answer, structure of a deductive argument