CT Scan: Critical Thinking Scan
Critical Thinking Rule #3: Follow Up
Season 1, Episode 4 • 08-Sep-2020
Sometimes, even after applying all the critical thinking steps you know, you may still have some unresolved questions left over. The trouble doesn’t start when we begin asking questions; it starts when we stop seeking answers. By seeking answers from three types of trusted sources, you may find that tough questions often become opportunities to strengthen your faith.
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Critical Thinking Check #3: Check the...
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