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On The Etymological Fallacy, Semantics, And Defining Reformed

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R. Scott Clark

on March 31, 2021 | 4 Comments

I have been thinking a bit about the etymological fallacy, which seeks to define words and other things by their origin.

Categorized Defining “Reformed”, Grammar and Writing, Political Correctness | Tagged Defining “Reformed”, etymological fallacy, political correctness | 4 Comments

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