Question

What does the phrase a purely logical stand point mean?

A. A point of view based on sound reasons and valid conclusion
B. A position that is most easy to defend and protect from critics
C. A simplified point of view on a controversial issue
D. A structured argument from which evidence can be pulled

Answer 1

A. A point of view based on sound reasons and valid conclusion

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Answer 2

A

Step-by-step explanation:

A logical standpoint should be defined by clear and concise reasoning that makes sense from a logical point of few. Logical arguments do not always provide evidence, but any evidence they do provide would be well-placed in the standpoint so as to usefully support the argument.

Logic is not a simplified view of a controversial issues, nor is it necessarily easy to defend against critics.