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crackers in the pantry fallacy

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aka the crackers in the pantry fallacy

Jay discusses the crackers in the pantry fallacy, which represents a non sequitur move in argumentation where one assumes that all things are proven in the same way. He notes it's often used in debates, especially with atheists, to illustrate category errors in reasoning.

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  1. 2021-03-05Richard Dawkins Vs. William Lane Craig "Debate" Review - Jay Dyer2:27:02

    Jay Dyer references the 'crackers in the pantry fallacy' as presented in the Bonson-Stein debate.

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  2. 2021-03-20Demons & the Supernatural, Thomism, Faith & Works, Ethics & Logic - Jay Dyer / Fr Dcn Ananias12:3113:08

    Jay discusses the crackers in the pantry fallacy, which represents a non sequitur move in argumentation where one assumes that all things are proven in the same way. He notes it's often used in debates, especially with atheists, to illustrate category errors in reasoning.

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