As we continue our Fallacy Series, we want to look at the next logical fallacy in our line-up, the infamous “Circular Reasoning”. As we’ve covered in previous installments, logical fallacies are errors in our reasoning process. Where we fail to think rationally, and reasonably about issues, but rather respond in a way that does not honor the character and integrity of God. Join us as we explore how to identify this fallacy and ensure we don't commit them ourselves. 

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We’re continuing our examination of common logical fallacies. As a reminder, logical fallacies are errors in our reasoning process. Where we fail to address the actual argument, but rather appeal to our emotions, appeal to cultural popularity, or worse attack the person instead of the claim being debated.

As Christians, our commitment must be to truth—not to gut feelings or emotionally driven arguments. Learning to recognize logical fallacies equips us to handle Scripture more faithfully and engage others more thoughtfully. After all, our aim should always be the honest pursuit of truth.

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Music produced by Stephen Rubinosky of 1611 Sound.

The Bible is a complex book - filled with commandments, guidance, and, of course, centuries of interpretation. But what happens when people apply some of its teaching while ignoring others? Are we being selective with religious rules? Or is there a deeper, theological reasoning behind which laws remain applicable today? 

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Music produced by Stephen Rubinosky of 1611 Sound.

We are back with our series where we discuss the "False Dilemma" fallacy. Join us as we explore what this fallacy is, how to spot it, and how to keep from committing it. 

As we celebrate Independence Day, let's remember a man, John Leland, a baptist preacher, who advocated for liberty of conscience and ultimately had a hand in ensuring religious liberty in our constitution. 

We discuss a controversial topic spurred on by current events surrounding the middle east conflict involving Israel and Iran. The main question is: Should Bible believing Christians support the modern-day nation of Israel? Is dispensationalism a heresy and is the church today the "spiritual Israel?" Join us as we unravel a very present and dangerous view that many have about Israel and what the correct Biblical stance should be for the Bible-Believing Christian. 

We are back with part two of the Law of Christian Fellowship where we discuss the question: "When should a Christian draw the line when it comes to breaking fellowship with other Christians?" Find out with us as we explore this further in detail, through the lens of scripture.

Today, we are talking about the law of Christian fellowship, where we dive into the importance of biblical convictions, standards, and preferences. Are these the same and how do we differentiate what are biblical or just personal? If we, as Christians, do not live by another Christians standards, or another Christian by ours, does that violate Scripture and does that make them or you less spiritual? Find out as we tackle this topic on todays episode and provide clarity through the lens of the word of God.

We are continuing our fallacy series where we talk about the "Appeal to Authority" an error in thinking. Do we find ourselves committing these fallacies and how do we know when we do? How can you identify when this is occurring "in the wild?" Join us once again as we explore this fallacy through the lens of scripture.

Join us for a continuation of our series covering logical fallacies. This is the third installment where we discuss the Ad Hominem fallacy and how to easily identify this error in thinking when they are being committed. We explore why this is important for the Christian and where we can find these examples in scripture. 

Recommended Reading

Faith had it's reasons

Discerning Truth

Logic and Faith (Pocket Guide)