How do we frame arguments? What context do we use to determine what is a bad argument versus what is a good argument. The Liberal Viewer uses an interview with Ayaan Hirsi Ali to put forth the argument that once religious thought touches the public policy sphere, it must be evaluated on rational grounds.
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June 18, 2010 at 1:03 am
Bleatmop
Clearly Pastafarianism and worship of the Invisible Pink Unicorn are the two most superior religions.
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