Message Control By Contention With The Foundational Premise
This is a serious attempt to defeat a hated idea. Generally, the actual substance is not considered. Instead, some attempt is made to find some way to discredit the whole concept.
Trying to find something wrong with the premise
Often, this consists of misrepresentations of the premise
Examples:
- Attacks against the Gospel through the centuries
- Claims that Christ didn’t rise
- Claims against the Bible
- Claims of errors
- Claims of many translations
- Claims contesting authorship
- Da Vinci Code and other fiction
- Unrealistic and silly claims for the scientific method
- Post Modernism—there is no such thing as truth
Source:
Dr. Frank Wright
Message Control
Author/Compiler: Bob Stenson (unless otherwise noted)
Last updated: 2008-11-03 14:51:01
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