Why must every proposition in an argument be tested using a logical sequence? a. to keep debates and disagreements impersonal b. to discover if it makes logical sense c. to remove emotion as a dominant factor d. to pay respect to aristotle’s ideas

The correct answer is B. to discover if it makes logical sense.

When you are having an official debate with someone, obviously your arguments need to be logical. It is for the best if you avoid including emotions, but it is not crucial (just think of pathos as a rhetorical strategy). What is important is that your arguments be based on facts and credible information because otherwise no one is going to believe you if you lie to them and they find out.

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