How is reasoning related to logical arguments? Is this form of reasoning superior to what one might come to on

Question

How is reasoning related to logical arguments? Is this form of reasoning superior to what one might come to on his own? Why or why not?

Answer 1

The mind naturally acts on the principles of logic. You don't need to be taught them any more than you need to be taught how to use your eyes.

When Aristotle listed all 256 forms of deductive logic, he was not inventing them; he was discovering them and classifying them. So whether you know it or not, you always use one of those 256 forms--OF WHICH ONLY 15 ARE VALID!!!

So, you have a choice. Go on as you have been, what ever that may be; or learn the formal logic and get better at what you already do naturally.

Answer 2

Logic is based on a mathamatical like equation it is very complicated especially at the higher levels, reasoning does not always follow this

Answer 3

reason and logic - what else is there