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… is from the 17th-century liberal theologian John Tillotson [2], as quoted on page 254 of Will & Ariel Durant’s 1963 volume, The Age of Louis XIV [3]:
We need not desire any better evidence that a man is in the wrong than to hear him declare against reason, and thereby to acknowledge that reason is against him.
DBx: Perfectly put. This acid and accurate observation is as apt today as it was when Tillotson first offered it centuries ago.