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“It is probable that no speculative or theological hatred would be ultimately strong enough to resist the persuasive power of convenience:” quote by George Eliot
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““It is probable that no speculative or theological hatred would be ultimately strong enough to resist the persuasive power of convenience:””

George Eliot

About This Quote

Convenient arguments are powerful because they appeal to ease, often outweighing rigorous theological critique.

In simple terms: Convenience can outweigh strong arguments.

Key Takeaway

Beware of convenience bias.

Themes

convenience theology argument

Mood

critical inquisitive

Type

philosophical analytical

When to use this quote

  • academic debate
  • public discourse
  • personal belief systems

Key Concepts

rhetoric cognitive bias

Questions to Reflect On

  • Why do we favor convenient beliefs?
  • How can we prioritize rigor over ease?
A Different Perspective

Convenient ideas may lack depth.

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