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Credulity is a person's
willingness or
ability to
believe that a
statement is true,
especially on
minimal or
uncertain evidence.
Credulity is not necessarily...
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Credulity,
Superstition and
Fanaticism is a
satirical print by the
English artist William Hogarth. It
ridicules secular and
religious credulity, and lampoons...
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Creflo Augustus Dollar Jr. (born
January 28, 1962) is an
American pastor, televangelist, and the
founder of the non-denominational
Christian World Changers...
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Confidence tricks exploit victims using a
combination of the victim's
credulity, naivety, comp****ion, vanity, confidence, irresponsibility, and greed...
- mani****ted into an ill-advised
course of action. It is
closely related to
credulity,
which is the
tendency to
believe unlikely propositions that are unsupported...
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foreword to the
edition "Where Hitler's
formulations challenge the reader's
credulity I have
quoted the
German original in the notes." This
evaluation of the...
- of cheese. In its
original formulation as a
proverb and
metaphor for
credulity with
roots in fable, this
refers to the
perception of a
simpleton who...
- (now down to 10
seconds or less),
lowest common denominator programming,
credulous presentations on
pseudoscience and superstition, but
especially a kind...
- mother. In a man who
named cities after his
horse and dog, this
strains credulity.
Diodorus Siculus 1989, XVII, 77
Plutarch (1936). "Moralia". University...
- [Communist]
Vietnamese hands, the clear-e****
skepticism turned into
willing credulousness.
According to
Nikolas Kozloff,
writing for Al
Jazeera in
September 2012...
