Resources
American Gothic (Grant Wood)
Art Institute of Chicago, Photo Credit: JAC
Note: These resources and tools are intended for Christian professors who are NOT professional philosophers or theologians, but that desire to get better in the apologetic enterprize in academe. They include resources for reviewing the austere basic logical categories and exercises to help practice the art of thinking in accordance.
In this section on formal logic I will provide an annotated bibliography and a short PowerPoint presentation, which reviews the classical basic laws. The good news is that most of us don’t go very far in life if we haven't learned to reason well, so good bit of this in pretty intuitive and comes quite easy. However, I think the point of working hard on formal logic skills is to ensure we avoid making silly mistakes and to master its subtleties.