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chacha102 | 5 years ago

  In practice, it is far more common to see the Bible quoted as a small snippet meant to re-enforce some other point.
Any seriously complex work is very often quoted/cited as a small snippet meant to re-enforce another point. Speeches, books, statistics, other religious doctrines. In all of these cases, you can easily misinterpret the quote if you don't understand its origin.

The only reason the Bible is slightly different in this context is because the reference system has been formalized as being the best selling book in history means sometimes font sizes are gonna change.

You might have well just said:

  In practice, it is far more common to see [anything] quoted as a small snippet meant to re-enforce some other point.

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dwighttk|5 years ago

The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation

The center cannot hold

The better angels of our nature