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Circular Reasoning
An extreme form of begging the question is called circular reasoning, a premise is identical or virtually identical, to the conclusion.
Here is an example: Â Mike: Â Capital punishment is wrong. Sally: Â Why is it wrong. Â Mike: Â Because it is!
The reasoning is technically logically valid becasue there is no way for a premise to be true and the conclusion false-sice they are the same-but this arguement will never persuade andyone, because no one will accept the premise without alread agreeing with the conclusion.
Reflect: Reflect on the fallcies that you have read, which is circular reaoning. Â Think abut how frequently you have committed. and what kinds of things to lead you committing it.
Write: Â Present an example of an arguement (or arguments) that you have made that commits that particular fallacy which is circular reasoning. Â What might you do to avod committing that type of fallacy in the future? Â How might learning to avoid this faccy benefit your life.
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