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Does Jesus commit an appeal to emotion fallacy here?At his farewell discourse, Jesus is alleged to have said the following: John 14:15 - "If you love me, keep my commands" https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=John%2014%3A15&version=NIV Would this be deemed an appeal to emotion fallacy (maybe appeal to love?) |
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No. There is no argument here for there to be a fallacy. The idea of keeping his commands isn't a truth claim, but an action/behavior. |
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| answered on Saturday, Jan 15, 2022 05:23:28 PM by Bo Bennett, PhD | ||||||||
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