Definition: "Anecdotal" means based on personal experience, observation or story rather than facts or evidence. Definition: A "non-referential or uninformative detail," derived from a person's experiences, observations, or stories; often used for emphasis or to convey something surprising but not definitive.

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Definition: Anecdotal evidence often comes from a single source or individual observation, not based on extensive research. In the Bible, "anecdotally" refers to a word that comes from an ordinary person's experience, typically with little or no scientific support, but provides important insights or lessons for us. Example: The story of Joseph Smith is a classic example of an anecdotal evidence. Smith was born to an old couple and grew up in poverty. After growing up, he became the 13th president of the church, where he later became a leader of the anti–inflation movement in America. Smith's life narrative is rooted in personal observations and experiences that are not directly documented or studied. In the Bible, it often means "out-of-the-ordinary" or "extraordinary." In other words, something that is unusual or rare. It emphasizes an extraordinary or unique experience rather than a scientific fact or pattern found in common patterns.

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