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Just because it's in print doesn't mean it's the gospel.
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Being printed does not automatically make something true, reliable, or beyond question. The quote urges readers to judge information for themselves instead of treating publication as proof. “The gospel” is used as a comparison for unquestionable authority, not as a claim about religion.
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