Thread: Distinguish formal and material fallacies
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Old Monday, December 02, 2013
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Originally Posted by abdulmoqeet View Post
I am thankful to all the contributors, i really appreciate your concern.
I recently talked to one of the philosophy teachers at GCU LHR regarding this issue he plainly said that there is no difference between material and informal fallacies. I think owing to his experience, he is an authentic to consult about.

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Material Fallacies is the other name for Informal Fallacies.
Brother you have asked now from the authentic and experienced teacher, in above post I had already told you the whole thing, see post # 5 of the same thread, I had told you that both material and informal fallacies are same but you did not believe me. I would advice you that if you are not going to believe on anything here then go straight to authentic sources rather wasting your time.

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