This logic course will both challenge and inspire high school students to be able to defend their faith against atheists and skeptics alike.

- A full-year course that will increase a student’s ability to refute the untruths that evolutionists claim as fact.
- Includes both a student text and a teacher’s guide with all necessary quizzes and tests.
- Teaches methods that are reliable and effective in defending truth.

Table of Contents
1. Logic and the Christian Worldview
2. All Knowledge Is Ultimately from God
3. Why Study Logic?
4. Propositions and Arguments
5. Inductive and Deductive Reasoning
6. The Biblical Basis for the Laws of Logic
7. Logical Failure of the Unbiblical Worldview
8. Is the Christian Faith Illogical?
9. Is Faith Contrary to Reason?
10. Arbitrariness and Inconsistency
11. Definitions
12. A Brief Introduction to Syllogisms
13. Enthymemes
14. Informal Logical Fallacies
15. Equivocation
16. Reification
17. The Fallacy of Accent
18. The Fallacies of Composition and Division
19. Hasty Generalization and Sweeping Generalization
20. The Fallacy of False Cause
21. Begging the Question
22. Begging the Question — Part 2
23. The Question-Begging Epithet
24. The Complex Question
25. The Bifurcation Fallacy
26. The No True Scotsman Fallacy
27. Special Pleading
28. The False Analogy and the Slippery Slope Fallacy
29. Review of the Fallacies of Presumption
30. Ad Hominem
31. The Faulty Appeal to Authority
32. The StrawMan Fallacy
33. Faulty Appeals
34. Naturalistic, Moralistic, and the Appeal to Consequences
35. The Genetic Fallacy and the Tu Quoque Fallacy
36. The Fallacy of Irrelevant Thesis
37. Review of Fallacies of Relevance
38. Closing Remarks
Glossary/Index
Informal Fallacies at a Glance
Quick Reference Guide

Introduction to Logic Sample Pages

Teacher Guide Sample Pages