Recommendation for a good book on first order logic w.r.t inductive logic programming I have had 10 days to read up on Computational Logic but the books I am following are only succeeding in confusing me. I find most of text's ( Niehuys-Cheng &amp; de Wolf 1997, De Raedt 2008, Lloyd 1987 ) very wordy. None of them provide will worked out examples for, say, SLD-resolution. So I was wondering if anyone knows of a good book with nice examples which explain first order logic in an intuitive manner ? Thanks in advance.
How about foundations of disjunctive logic programming? While rather old (1992), it has over 100 examples. For instance, SLI and SLD resolutions are discussed and exemplified in section 4.2.

PS: You may read some parts of that section on Google Books.