Deduction reasons from known true facts to a true conclusion.
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Deductive Reasoning
Deduction reasons from known true facts to a true conclusion. It must start with truth to be sound. The starting point is called the premise. Deduction can have more than one premise, but all premises must be true. The true premise proves a conclusion. The conclusion is also true because the premises are true and the form is valid.
Valid form is too much to cover in this post. In essence, valid form means you have not added to the truth nor have you diminished the truth in any way. You must have proved the truth to begin with. In other words, you need true premises or deductive reasoning is unsound. Sound deductive reasoning leads to knowledge of the truth.
Example:
God reveals He knows all things, He can’t lie, and He provides all knowledge and discernment. He says everyone who seeks Him will find Him through Jesus Christ and His Spirit will then teach all who seek Him and yield to His Spirit.
I’m learning to seek God and yield myself to His Spirit.
Therefore, God’s Spirit is teaching me and God is providing knowledge and discernment to the extent I’m able to yield to Him.
What God reveals is true. What God reveals provides a true premise. Therefore, you have a true premise when you acknowledge what God reveals to you. There are many false arguments against divine revelation and for Rationalism. If you seek God’s mind, He will guide your deductive reasoning.
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