Description: In this compact, fluently written survey of logical fallacies, Adam Murrell provides myriad examples of ways we go about being illogical--how we deceive ourselves and others, how we think and argue in ways that are uncritical, disorganized, or irrelevant. From billboards to bumper stickers to radio to television, fallacious arguments are seemingly everywhere we look. Reclaiming Reason was designed to teach people how to counter this trend, how to reason with clarity, relevance, and purpose at a time when passions and emotion frequently override sound judgment. This concise handbook is essential for Christians as they study logic, the art of reasoning well--of learning to think God's thoughts after him. A book of remarkable sensibility, Reclaiming Reason is unassumingly relaxed, informal, and easily digestible. About the Contributor(s): Adam Murrell is a graduate of Columbia College and Liberty Baptist Theological Seminary. He serves as the president of a non-profit organization, a Bible teacher, and a United States naval officer. He has authored several books including Concise Fundamentalism, Essential Church History, and The Essence of the Christian Faith. In addition to his writings, he maintains an international Internet ministry at www.stanmurrell.org. He currently resides in Virginia with his wife, Laura, and four children, Emily, Elizabeth, Luke, and Caleb.
