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The difference between verbal conflict and rational argument

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What is the difference between an argument of disagreement and conflict and one of support and reasoning?

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I explain the difference between verbal conflict and rational argument. I provide a definition of 'argument' as this term is used in logic and critical thinking courses. I explain the importance of evidence and rational support in arguments and distinguish this from attempts to persuade that do not rely on such legitimate forms of support.

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