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    The Fallacious Leap to a Nonnatural Explanation for a Phenomenon
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The Fallacious Leap to a Nonnatural Explanation for a Phenomenon

Question 3

Question 3

Multiple Choice

The fallacious leap to a nonnatural explanation for a phenomenon is an example of the fallacy of…


A) Appeal to ignorance
B) Begging the question
C) Straw man
D) Division

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