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Originally Posted by fallinghouse
What does 'logical reason' mean anyway? And why is a logical reason better than an illogical one?
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A "logical reason" is a reason that is valid; i.e., the reason works with the action. It would be logical to eat an apple when you are starving, for instance, but to eat an apple for the purpose of eating an orange is not logical - the action does not follow from the given reason.
A logical reason is better because, as we see, illogical reasons do not bring about the desired results. Assuming it's not better, though, you're still left with a problem: why is an
illogical reason better? Why is God rewarding illogic as opposed to logic? Are the insane beloved of God? I think it gets much more problematic than that - for instance, why is the world logical then, or why does God bother with logic in the Bible - but I hope you see my point.