If the following passage contains a fallacy, then identify it. If the passage does not contain a fallacy, then choose "No fallacy."
In that newspaper article, she argued that the works of Charles Darwin caused the world's major religions to reconcile their basic beliefs with the results of science. Of course she would say that. After all, she teaches biology, so she must be an atheist.
That physician is a male, so he couldn't possibly know anything about female health problems.
Our biology teacher tried to convince us that "creation science" is not an acceptable part of science because it doesn't fit the methods and standards of acceptable science. He is a liar and a bully who likes to see students fail. He tries to intimidate students, so there's no reason to accept his arguments.
You are about to hear a proposal to clean up the pollution in our local river. The speaker will make some wild claims about health effects, but his evidence is suspect. Of course, he will swear that he is telling you the truth, but dont fall for his stories. It's very important that you reject his proposals.
I'm running for school president. A lot of you know me, but perhaps you don't know my opponent. Soon she will tell you why she deserves your vote. But I want to warn you that she is very argumentative, sharply critical, and finds fault with everyone. In fact, I'll bet you that she objects to everything I say. So stay on guard and dont fall for her negative remarks.
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