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Critical thinking – Learning how to think
Critical thinking – Learning how to think
Section 1
Wisdom and intelligence
30 minutes
Belief, opinion and decisions
Reasonable and unreasonable
2 hours
Evidence and its classification
Empathy and its placement in the human mind
The cognition and first mental response
Cultural psychology
The biases we are all born with
The biases needed to survive if we need to survive in life
The biases we cant afford if we need to survive the afterlife
The debate and the sense of eloquence
Communication as a Skill
Analysis as a Skill
Constructing Arguments
Premise, Arguments and Validity
Rebuttals and Counter Arguing
Logic and Rationale
Logical Fallacies that We can Spot
Fallacies We Can Never Spot Unless We Have a Deeper Exposure
Science and its use in Creating Evidence and Arguments
Islam and its Premise of Thought Building
Arguing for Islam
Premise and Case Arguments for Religion
The Fallacies that Effect any Religion including Islam
Fallacies that effect only Islam
Atheism and its Premise and Case Augments
Judaism and its Premise and Case Arguments
Christianity and its Premise and Case Arguments
Islam and its Premise and Case Arguments
Religion vs Atheism
Cognitive Dissonance and the Muslim Identity
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