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The hypocrisy is that they preach and ideal and fail to achieve it? One thinks this is because ideals are meant to strived towards but not necessarily achieved
by Guthur 6y ago
The hypocrisy is that they preach and ideal and fail to achieve it?
One thinks this is because ideals are meant to strived towards but not necessarily achieved.
A solution of throwing out ideals because they are hard to achieve and a little myopic in my opinion.
What i find an interesting thought is that you either believe these teachings are from a higher power or they are just from man.
The former had obvious implications, but the with the latter you will then need to answer the question is it written by lunatics or people that actually knew what they were doing?
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 6y ago> The hypocrisy is that they preach and ideal and fail to achieve it? No, I don't think that's the case. I think the hypocrisy is that they don't try. What turns people off of organized religion is seeing so many who participate with words but not with their hearts. Of course when you have Jesus Christ as your role model you're going to fail to live up to it a lot of the time, but if you're not at least trying then in what sense are you a Christian?