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== Samuel Johnson == | |||
[[Sophistry]] is the first tool of the adversary. Samuel Johnson, who authored the first English dictionaries, tells us that “Words are the signs of ideas.” | |||
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'''"Some men weave their sophistry until their own reason is entangled."''' [[Samuel Johnson]] | '''"Some men weave their [[sophistry]] until their own reason is entangled."''' [[Samuel Johnson]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:04, 27 November 2023
Samuel Johnson
Sophistry is the first tool of the adversary. Samuel Johnson, who authored the first English dictionaries, tells us that “Words are the signs of ideas.”
"Some men weave their sophistry until their own reason is entangled." Samuel Johnson