The naturalistic fallacy is a fallacy that occurs when someone argues from what is the case to what ought to be the case. Would the following be examples of the naturalistic fallacy?
1. Teaching that we should follow the example of the believers mentioned in Acts 2:42. They devoted themselves to the word of God, fellowship, the breaking of bread, and prayer. Our lives should be characterized by the same things.
2. Coming to the conclusion that people should get baptized after believing in Jesus by noticing that in the Book of Acts people were getting baptized after they believed in Jesus.
3. Talking about the importance of prayer or making prayer a high priority by looking at the prayer life of Jesus.
4. Talking about Paul's sermon on Mars Hill and concluding that we should talk to non-Christians about the Christian faith in the same manner.
1. Teaching that we should follow the example of the believers mentioned in Acts 2:42. They devoted themselves to the word of God, fellowship, the breaking of bread, and prayer. Our lives should be characterized by the same things.
2. Coming to the conclusion that people should get baptized after believing in Jesus by noticing that in the Book of Acts people were getting baptized after they believed in Jesus.
3. Talking about the importance of prayer or making prayer a high priority by looking at the prayer life of Jesus.
4. Talking about Paul's sermon on Mars Hill and concluding that we should talk to non-Christians about the Christian faith in the same manner.