Amy K. Hall
For this month’s Solid Ground, Greg analyzes an atheist’s article by going through the steps he introduced in February’s mentoring letter:
If you recall, I told you to first clarify the claim, what I called “the big idea.” Get a fix on exactly what’s being charged or asserted. What’s the specific point the challenge is meant to persuade you of? Second, list the reasons the person thinks his charge against your view is legitimate. This is the “because” factor. Your friend is right and you are wrong because of something. What is that? Finally, do an assessment taking one point at a time asking if the reasons support the big idea.
You can read his analysis of the atheist’s arguments here. For now, I wanted to draw your attention to the advice Greg begins with:
Before I dive in, let me give you a general tip for navigating discussions like this. Discipline yourself to ignore the negative noise.
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