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Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Words matter
I worry about things being attributed to me from private conversations or speaking events where the public was invited. I choose words with great care. The difference between truth and error can be quite a fine line in some important matters. Therefore, when I say, teach, write or answer a question with exact language in mind, and the listener or reader does not retain the distinctions when they attempt to repeat what I've said, I wind up being confronted with things I never said, don't believe and would never teach. One of the reasons for this blog is so I can control what is attributed to me. I'm very willing to be held to account for what I teach or write. But I'm not willing to be held accountable for someone else's understanding or partial recollection of statements I have made.
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