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The Thomistic Mind: Episode 12
Episode 12 — The Nature of Proof
In this episode of The Thomistic Mind, Dr. Jason Reed explores the nature of proof, soundness, and what it means for an argument to truly establish truth.
You’ll learn:
• The difference between validity, truth, and soundness
• Why a sound argument is the goal of logic
• How Scripture provides real examples of valid but unsound reasoning
• How Christ Himself uses logical proof in debate
Key biblical case studies include:
• The Sadducees’ argument against the resurrection (a valid but unsound argument)
• Christ’s proof from Genesis defending the resurrection
• Jesus’ argument about David’s Son and David’s Lord (Psalm 110)
• A logical analysis of John 6 and the Bread of Life discourse
This episode shows that logic is not opposed to faith—Christ reasons, proves, and exposes false assumptions using sound arguments grounded in truth.
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By reedthomistEpisode 12 — The Nature of Proof
In this episode of The Thomistic Mind, Dr. Jason Reed explores the nature of proof, soundness, and what it means for an argument to truly establish truth.
You’ll learn:
• The difference between validity, truth, and soundness
• Why a sound argument is the goal of logic
• How Scripture provides real examples of valid but unsound reasoning
• How Christ Himself uses logical proof in debate
Key biblical case studies include:
• The Sadducees’ argument against the resurrection (a valid but unsound argument)
• Christ’s proof from Genesis defending the resurrection
• Jesus’ argument about David’s Son and David’s Lord (Psalm 110)
• A logical analysis of John 6 and the Bread of Life discourse
This episode shows that logic is not opposed to faith—Christ reasons, proves, and exposes false assumptions using sound arguments grounded in truth.