#2,694

Only to defend our secondary convictions do we possess abundant arguments.

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#2,590

The writer who does not insist on convincing us wastes less of our time, and sometimes even convinces us.

Escolios a un Texto Implícito: Selección, p. 419

#2,034

Apostolate perverts in two ways: by inducing one either to mitigate in order to lull to sleep, or to exaggerate in order to arouse.

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#1,930

The apologist of any cause falls easily into the temptation of exceeding his own conviction.

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#1,074

Let us not try to convince; apostolate harms good manners.

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#739

In order to convince our interlocutors, it is often necessary to invent contemptible, deceitful, ridiculous arguments.
Whoever respects his neighbor fails as an apostle.

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