Category Archives: Logic

Philosophers: 1, Scientists: 0

There are some questions we ask of science that it is ill-equipped to answer. The [...]

Stephen Hawking’s Many Universes

Stephen Hawking once pronounced that he thought his brain was little more than a computer [...]

The Four Questions You Can Ask About Anything

The most basic thing we can ask about anything is “What is it?” Young children [...]

Is Religion Irrational?

One of the most common modern beliefs is that science is rational while religion is [...]

The Five Most Common Arguments

One of the things a logic student learns is that, of the 64 possible kinds [...]

The Two Ways We Argue

Each of us in our daily lives hears a lot of arguments, and all of [...]

The Place of the Language Arts

The term “language arts” is a familiar term for anyone involved in education. But although [...]

The Fallacy of Teaching Fallacies First

One of the most common mistakes I see in logic instruction in many schools is [...]

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Thinking Logically About Logic

You’ve heard the word before, but what does it mean? Here’s the lowdown on the [...]

How to Teach Logic

Every subject that is systematic has a certain inherent order to it that dictates how [...]