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Samuel Sudhan's Logic Samuel Sudhan's Logic can be explained better by the following example. Example: Person X says to Y that there is a pit ahead. There are two different clear possibilities.

  1. It can be true or 
  2. It can be false

and

  1. Person Y can believe it
  2. Person Y cannot believe it

and

  1. If it is True and Person Y believed there is no harm.
  2. If it is not True and Person Y believed there is no harm.
  3. If it is not True and Person Y did not believed there is no harm.
  4. but If it is True and Person Y did not believed then THERE IS HARM.

So this logic states that it is better to believe when there is no harm, particularly when things are really critical or life threatening and that you cannot take chances.

This was an idea Mr. Samuel Sudhan told to his brother when he was asked why he started believing in Jesus Christ. This had happened approximately between 2001 A.D. and 2004 A.D. This is a new way of thinking and could be applied in a wide area of human life which could prevent a lot of life threatening situations and also make human life a little more safe and secure.

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http://www.samuel-sudhans-logic.blogspot.com http://www.samuel-suthans-logic.blogspot.com

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This theory was first published in this blog[1]