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Circular reasoning is often considered a fallacy because it is usually random and not specific; such as: \"the Bible is true because the Bible says so.\" But, it can be reasonable if it goes beyond a simple circle: \"since God inspired Scripture, the Bible is true.\"

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Is Circular Reasoning Always Wrong?

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