He presented his arguments so __________________ (logical) that we were convinced.

Why are strong arguments convincing? a. They can be made without critical thinking. b. They offer evidence to back up their claims. c. They maintain a point of view without reasoning. d. They make others think about their thinking.

What do arguments always do? a. They propose a line of reasoning. b. They convince others to change their minds. c. They induce thinking about thinking. d. They create a dispute between two bodies.

It was clear that there was no rationale behind his act; he went solely by his _____ and somehow succeeded.*1 pointLogicInterpretationIntuitionAnalysis

Socrates's design argument as presented in the text was an explicit argument for the conclusion that the God of the Bible exists, the God spoken of by Moses and the Prophets.  Group of answer choicesTrueFalse PreviousNext

A logical argument that shows a statement is true is called a ______________________