A long list of propositions does not necessarily make a coherent argument

Andrew Pettegree
A long list of propositions does not necessarily make a...
A long list of propositions does not necessarily make a...
A long list of propositions does not necessarily make a...
A long list of propositions does not necessarily make a...
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Having many ideas does not make an argument. The better an argument, the fewer its premises.

Source: Brand Luther: How An Unheralded Monk Turned His Small Town Into A Center Of Publishing, Made Himself The Most Famous Man In Europe-And Started The Protestant Reformation

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