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Most people who use Latin day-in, day-out know of syllogisms; they’ve studied logic, and they know of fallacies. They were taught that “begging the question” is a sort of fallacy. It’s a fallacy because it sounds good, but an argument that assumes its conclusion proves nothing, so it’s a fallacy.
A classic example: The Bible says [...]Full post as published by Set in Style on August 16, 2008 (boomark / email).
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