Reply #113: Everything in that article is in the book, right?

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It's not quotes and paraphrases, right?

"Quotes" is when you put quotation marks around something. It's when someone writes something in their own voice and sets off someone elses voice within their own argument. That's not what Clark has done to himself in this article, right?

Paraphrases are summeries of arguments into shorter versions -- for example when you reduce a paragraph or more to a sentence, or multiple payges to a short paragraph. That's not what happened here, right?

It's Clark's abridged version of Chapter 6, right?

And the argument is no different than the argument in chapter 6, right?

I'm concerned that your post above gave readers the impression that this link doesn't present Clark's argument in Clark's own words and in all the detail Clark intended. It does. I see now that it's an abridged version, but it's very substantially similar.