Logic and the Bible

Rejecting the crucial role of valid reasoning in connection with the explicit teaching of the Bible is one of the most serious problems facing religion. This book argues that men are under obligation to be rational, that is, they must draw only such conclusions as are warranted by the evidence. Logic and The Bible explains the laws of rationality, thought, inference, and implication, examining the relationship between these laws and the interpretation of scripture. Thomas B. Warren defends the use of logic in hermeneutics and challenges both the irrational and the agnostic to rethink their positions.