Arguments can be divided into two categories:  Deductive and Inductive.

Deductive Arguments

A deductive argument is an argument where the conclusion is certainly true. The supporting evidence (premise) guarantees the truth of the conclusion. Here is a classic example where the conclusion…

Fascinating video of water droplets, slowed down and viewed at 2000 frames per second…

Greg Boyd is an insightful theologian that I frequently reference. He has quite the academic background, graduating from Yale & Princeton. Greg was also the Professor of Theology at Bethel University for 16 years. He is the founder and senior…

National Geographic photographer comes face to face with a giant  leopard seal. Beautiful story (except for the poor penguins!)

What is happening in this murder mystery?