Category Archives: Logic

A Horse Is a Horse, of Course, of Course

When I was in junior high school, I had a horse named Lady Anne that [...]

Logic & Reality: Why Traditional Logic Doesn’t Use Truth Tables

One of the questions people ask about traditional logic is why it doesn’t teach truth [...]

Aristotle’s Explanation for Why We Make Excuses for Ourselves

As Ariel Castro was being sentenced to 1,000 years in prison without parole for keeping [...]

Zombie Logic

In 1969, philosopher Henry Veatch wrote a book called Two Logics: The Conflict Between Classical [...]

Two Educational Fallacies

There are two ways to go wrong when it comes to education. The first is [...]

The Grammar of Logic

Why a Knowledge of Grammar Is Indispensable for an Understanding of Logic I meet a lot [...]

A Whale of a Distinction

Several years ago, a killer whale at the Orlando Marine Park drowned his trainer. Tilikum, [...]

Why Should Christians Read the Pagan Classics? – Reason 3: Science

Reason #3: Science In the last two issues of the Classical Teacher, I gave several [...]

Cothran’s Fork

If book sales and public attention are any measure, atheism is enjoying a noticeable renaissance [...]

The Difference Between Books About Logic & Logic Books

If you wanted to learn to be a mathematician, you wouldn’t want to just read [...]