prooftext

As the truism states "a text without a context is a pretext for a prooftext."

Rev. Margaret Aymer, Ph. D.: On Minas, Occupations And Tony Perkins Rev. Margaret Aymer 2011

As the truism states "a text without a context is a pretext for a prooftext."

Rev. Margaret Aymer, Ph. D.: On Minas, Occupations And Tony Perkins Rev. Margaret Aymer 2011

Maude's willingness to accept Angelica's interpretation of this verse again signals her inability to read properly--this time, because she fails to realize that Angelica's prooftext doesn't hold up when restored to its original context.

Books 2009

Maude's willingness to accept Angelica's interpretation of this verse again signals her inability to read properly--this time, because she fails to realize that Angelica's prooftext doesn't hold up when restored to its original context.

Academic 2009

Maude's willingness to accept Angelica's interpretation of this verse again signals her inability to read properly--this time, because she fails to realize that Angelica's prooftext doesn't hold up when restored to its original context.

Maude; Or, the Anglican Sister of Mercy 2009

Maude's willingness to accept Angelica's interpretation of this verse again signals her inability to read properly--this time, because she fails to realize that Angelica's prooftext doesn't hold up when restored to its original context.

The Little Professor: 2009

The prooftext frequently cited for this unilateral ruling was Genesis 35: 11, where Jacob is commanded in the second person masculine singular to “Be fertile and increase.”

Infertile Wife in Rabbinic Judaism. 2009

Maude's willingness to accept Angelica's interpretation of this verse again signals her inability to read properly--this time, because she fails to realize that Angelica's prooftext doesn't hold up when restored to its original context.

Religion 2009

The prooftext had been written nearly three generations earlier by Langston Hughes: One of the most promising of the young Negro poets said to me once, ‘I want to be a poet—not a Negro poet,’ meaning, I believe, ‘I want to write like a white poet.’

Archive 2008-11-01 2008

The prooftext had been written nearly three generations earlier by Langston Hughes: One of the most promising of the young Negro poets said to me once, ‘I want to be a poet—not a Negro poet,’ meaning, I believe, ‘I want to write like a white poet.’

Literature without prefixes 2008