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>That is...a good example of lying by omission. You directly...presented...this case...point by point. Thank you! What the article's author wrote is fine. The
by adfgionionio 3y ago
>That is...a good example of lying by omission. You directly...presented...this case...point by point.
Thank you!
What the article's author wrote is fine. The Hagia Sophia was a mosque for about five hundred years. It is a mosque today. The last time it was a church is the 15th century. It is perfectly fine to mention a famous mosque in an article about mosques without getting into its (literally) ancient history.
pirate787, on the other hand, deliberately hid its long history as a mosque in service of proving a point.
- JKolios 3y agoAnd it's also perfectly fine to point out the rest of the building's entirely true and factual history, without having to accept snide remarks like "byzantine fake news".