The phrase "accept logic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the acceptance of logical reasoning or principles in a particular context.
Example: "In order to solve this problem effectively, we must accept logic as our guiding principle."
Alternatives: "embrace reason" or "acknowledge rationality".
It is not clear to me that the argument to exclude the Categories from logic which, in Hillî's version, depends on taking secondary intelligibles to be the subject matter of logic, still works for those who do not accept logic's subject matter to be secondary intelligibles; none the less, the Categories were excluded from their works too.
All at once, my ability to accept logic kicked back in and I realized this was a fortuitous development.
Failure is an affront to the accepted logic that, no matter what, Hollywood remains a lodestar of self-invention.
Something about the rise of digital media platforms and the decreased attention span of readers, goes the accepted logic.
The accepted logic of most film producers is this: you buy a book or an idea, then hire a screenwriter – in Britain, usually a converted playwright – who then turns it into a three-act structure, puts in some twists and lots of dialogue, and hands you a 90-page script.
Falsification can end up providing either new corroborating evidence for the accepted logic or a pool of open problems for future explanations.
And yet if Nato's foundational logic is accepted – the logic of collective defence – the organisation can hardly turn a blind eye to Mr Putin's recent run of threats, proxy military action and annexation of territory.
We should not accept that logic.
They don't even accept the logic of long-term electoral viability over extinction.
And yet politicians, particularly in Germany, have still to accept the logic, let alone explain it to voters.
To subsume individual suffering or pain within a larger equilibrium is to accept the logic of the slaughterhouse.
