Status: Core study Faith & Logic Published August 28, 2026

Fallacies: Divide into formal and informal fallacies. For each fallacy, include:

• Definition
• Example
• Why it's a fallacy
• Real-life instances or case studies

Cognitive Biases: Understanding these will help in recognizing when our thinking might be skewed:

• Confirmation Bias
• Availability Heuristic
• Anchoring Bias, etc.

Argumentation:

• Toulmin Model: A method for analyzing arguments (Claim, Grounds, Warrant, Backing, Qualifier, Rebuttal).
• Logical Structure: Premises, inferences, conclusions.

Critical Thinking Skills:

• Analysis: Breaking down complex information.
• Evaluation: Judging the credibility of sources or the quality of arguments.
• Inference: Drawing conclusions based on the information available.
• Explanation: Being able to communicate your reasoning clearly.