How to Argue on Social Media

Matt dissects the three most common logical fallacies: ad hominem, strawman, and appeal to authority, while showing us how to engage in arguments on social media with charity. He explains exactly why these three errors in logic are deviations from the truth, and reminds us that the goal of every argument should be to discover the truth.

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Can I Sin in My Dreams?

Have you ever had dark, disturbing dreams? If you did, did you feel guilty when you woke up? Did you have some vague sense of shame that such dreams came from your mind? If you’ve ever experienced this, you might have even wondered whether or not such dreams could be...

Why ‘Just Pray About It’ Isn’t Always Enough (Spiritual Bypassing)

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The first step is to stop. Once we realize that we have to repent...that we are called to "change our minds"...the first step is to stop. To examine what it is that we are thinking and to which thoughts, sins, and false images of God we have made agreements with. And...

How to Argue on Social Media

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