Logic

I’m a great believer and practitioner of logic. I  try to base all of my decisions on logic-which can be difficult to do because so many other people base their decisions on their feelings.

Using logic sometimes gets me in trouble. People, as a rule, do not like their opinions or conclusions questioned.

Throw in some logic, especially when in a discussion with an emotional person, and you’re asking for conflict and trouble.

Conclusions supported by facts and figures tend to tick off a certain demographic of people-especially in the work place.

In Logic For Dummies 2^nd Edition, publisher Wiley Brand and author Mark Zegarelli examine what makes up logic.

Whether it has to do with math, science, business, personal interaction or anything and everything that has to do with life logic has several important elements.

They include the language of logic, evaluation, proofs, historical, syntax, semantics, implication, equivalence, rules and proof-solving techniques.

Inside the book are real-world examples of logic application, a variety of arguments and their proofs and expert advice that guides readers through many levels of logic.

Logic is a necessary function to utilize in the workplace, at school, in personal interactions and social gatherings.

Buy this book-it’s the logical thing to do.

1 Corinthians 15:10But by the grace of God I am what I am: and his grace which was bestowed upon me was not in vain; but I laboured more abundantly than they all: yet not I, but the grace of God which was with me.