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Soli Deo Gloria Logic, or the Right Use of Reason
Issac Watts was a non-conformist who believed that the ability to think clearly was of the utmost importance no matter what profession he was in. This book on Logic and Reason is by the prolific hymn writer Issac Watts, and was a standard textbook for nearly 200 years. With chapters such as "Of Words, and their several Divisions, together with the Advantage and Danger of Them" this provides a unique look not only into logic, but into an era as well. 352 pages, hardcover with dust jacket; reprinted edition.
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Date:April 25, 2008
This classic book stands the test of time. This should be read and understood by every high school student (and every adult who didn't get it in high school). Our struggle with this post-modern age and lack of logical reasoning would be defeated if more students were exposed to this work.
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Date:January 11, 2008
Dwayne Williams
This book is one of the best on the subject of Logic. I highly recommend this book. What-ever the education level anyone can benefit from this great work.
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