Fabianisms |
The Maxims of Father A.C. Fabian, O.P. |
Father A.C. Fabian, O.P Professor of Philosophy Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota |
· Don’t shift midstream! · Confusion in the senses equals confusion in the mind. · We are creatures of habit—good and bad. · It’s not too late to get rid of the fallacious baggage you have. · [Definition of a] Slogan: pithy little question begging epithet. · Change the mind to change the will. · Put some meat on those bones! · All that will be on the exam. It will be like a 12-course dinner. · If it was given collectively, don’t take it personally. · A little mistake in the beginning can lead to a big mistake in the end if you push your error to its logical conclusion. You could end up owing points on the exam! · That is what people will do—they will distract you and then they will win. · There is method to my madness. · ‘To err is human, to forgive divine.’ But some of us cannot forgive ourselves for our own mistakes. · How did you get that name? […] Where do you come from? · That’s why people laugh at you… · Is that difficult? · Everyone is suing someone. Just make sure you have a case. · Fallacy of amphiboly—that beautiful word. · Where are these birds? · Things are not always as they seem. · The die has been cast! · It’s always good to have a sharp mind. · Where does the light go when you turn it off? Ha, I’ll get you with that one in metaphysics! · You go from what don’t know to what you do know on the basis of what you do know. · Seems like you all have reservations in Alzheimersville. |
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