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→Examples: But that doesn't mean that they are in total opposition to Protestant doctrines.
*Atheists use circular logic to "disprove" the existence of [[God]]. That is, they presuppose that God does not exist and then argue that all proofs for the existence of God must be flawed because He does not exist. Christians can use [[presuppositional apologetics]] to break the circle of the atheists' circular reasoning.
*Atheists use circular logic to "disprove" the existence of [[God]]. That is, they presuppose that God does not exist and then argue that all proofs for the existence of God must be flawed because He does not exist. Christians can use [[presuppositional apologetics]] to break the circle of the atheists' circular reasoning.
*[[Muslim]]s also use circular logic to defend the [[Qur'an]]. They argue that the Qur'an is true because it is the Word of [[Allah]], that it is the Word of Allah because it says so, and that we can rely on it because it is true.
*[[Muslim]]s also use circular logic to defend the [[Qur'an]]. They argue that the Qur'an is true because it is the Word of [[Allah]], that it is the Word of Allah because it says so, and that we can rely on it because it is true.
*[[Mormon]]s and certain [[Protestantism|Protestants]] use circular reasoning to prove that a [[Great Apostasy]] occurred early in Christianity, based on the assertion that their own doctrines represent [[Early Christianity|New Testament Christianity]] and that [[Catholic Church|Catholicism]] and [[Orthodox Church|Orthodoxy]] are clearly [[Apostasy|apostate]] from the fact that Catholic and Orthodox doctrines are clearly evident in all the writings of the [[Apostolic Fathers|Apostolic]] and [[Ante-Nicene Fathers]] before A.D. 325.
*[[Mormon]]s and certain [[Protestantism|Protestants]] use circular reasoning to prove that a [[Great Apostasy]] occurred early in Christianity, based on the assertion that their own doctrines represent [[Early Christianity|New Testament Christianity]] and that [[Catholic Church|Catholicism]] and [[Orthodox Church|Orthodoxy]] are clearly [[Apostasy|apostate]] from the fact that several Catholic and Orthodox doctrines are evident in all the writings of the [[Apostolic Fathers|Apostolic]] and [[Ante-Nicene Fathers]] before A.D. 325.
*"If such actions were not illegal, then they would not be prohibited by the law."
*"If such actions were not illegal, then they would not be prohibited by the law."