Fallacy+Quiz

[|Non-Sequitur]:

This image is an example of the Non-Sequitur fallacy because the claim does not follow the premise. Just because one is a number and two is a number doesn't mean that they are the same.

[|Slippery Slope]:

This article is an example of slippery slope because doctors used this fallacy to legally provide suicide for those who wanted it using a series of non sequitor arguments.

[|False Cause]:

This image is an example of False Cause because it links unrelated events as if they're similar. Homosexuality and bestiality do not necessarily stem from the same root. Though humorous, this advertisement provides a clear example of False Cause.

[|Circular Reasoning]:

This image is a perfect example of circular reasoning that's rather common in modern day society. It's an illogical argument because it says that the Bible is the word of God because the Bible tells us so and it's infallible which is why it's the word of God. It makes absolutely no sense and takes the reader in a complete 360.

[|Ad Hominem]:

This example of satire falls under the category of Ad Hominem rather well. It's ironic that a person would say that only an idiot would engage in Ad Hominem attacks when he himself uses it in the comic.