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3. The etymology of hypocrisy is Greek

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Thu Apr 12, 2018, 11:56 AM

Apr 2018

Why do you have to drag the Bible into the discussion?

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Today's sermon is on hypocrisy. [View all] guillaumeb Apr 2018 OP

I think I know what you're saying. Act_of_Reparation Apr 2018 #1

You might call what you want dialogue. guillaumeb Apr 2018 #5

Others might wrong? Act_of_Reparation Apr 2018 #7

Speaking of your claim here, guillaumeb Apr 2018 #28

Then there are hypocrites who claim to want dialog... trotsky Apr 2018 #2

Remove the beam from your eye. guillaumeb Apr 2018 #4

Have I ever accused you of being part of a choir, gil? Nope. trotsky Apr 2018 #11

We both know that you have directed numerous messages to me. guillaumeb Apr 2018 #12

Ah, so this is only about you lecturing others, as usual. trotsky Apr 2018 #14

The sermon is for all to read. guillaumeb Apr 2018 #15

Beam from your own eye and all that. trotsky Apr 2018 #24

My guess is that you misunderstood the point. guillaumeb Apr 2018 #27

The point of you deciding you get to issue a "sermon" to everyone on hypocrisy? trotsky Apr 2018 #43

Put everything that you have said into a post. guillaumeb Apr 2018 #29

As indicated, I stand by everything I said. trotsky Apr 2018 #44

But you post some things privately. guillaumeb Apr 2018 #48

You can threaten me all you want. trotsky Apr 2018 #49

Why do you call it a threat? guillaumeb Apr 2018 #50

Because that's what you're doing. Threatening me. trotsky Apr 2018 #51

Congratulations for illustrating in your own way. guillaumeb Apr 2018 #52

I'm sorry it makes you feel uncomfortable to have your behavior identified accurately. trotsky Apr 2018 #53

Consistency is not always a virtue. guillaumeb Apr 2018 #54

Fine example of the topic at hand Lordquinton Apr 2018 #13

It is an illustration of one facet of the issue. guillaumeb Apr 2018 #18

I'm assuming you're giving this sermon from personal experience Lordquinton Apr 2018 #22

Have we all not been guilty of it? guillaumeb Apr 2018 #25

The etymology of hypocrisy is Greek Cartoonist Apr 2018 #3

Hypocrisis is also Latin. guillaumeb Apr 2018 #6

In the same way "du jure" is English. Act_of_Reparation Apr 2018 #8

Or "du jour", another expression used in English. guillaumeb Apr 2018 #9

"the bible" lol. there's the problem nt msongs Apr 2018 #10

Could you please explain your assertion Voltaire2 Apr 2018 #16

What specifically do you not understand? guillaumeb Apr 2018 #17

This part: Voltaire2 Apr 2018 #19

Hypocrisy. yallerdawg Apr 2018 #20

True, but with all of the flying stones around here, guillaumeb Apr 2018 #21

Afraid someone might one day throw one back? Lordquinton Apr 2018 #23

Who here is without sin? guillaumeb Apr 2018 #26

Define sin, please. nt. Mariana Apr 2018 #30

Who here is perfect? guillaumeb Apr 2018 #31

Define sin, please. nt. Mariana Apr 2018 #32

I redefined the question. guillaumeb Apr 2018 #33

You once again ran away from your own Voltaire2 Apr 2018 #34

It is the exact same statement, rephrased in a non-religious way. guillaumeb Apr 2018 #35

No it isnt. Voltaire2 Apr 2018 #36

As I said, feel free to respond. guillaumeb Apr 2018 #37

You're contradicting yourself. Mariana Apr 2018 #38

Sin in a faith sense is not following the commands of your faith. guillaumeb Apr 2018 #39

If not following the commands of one faith Mariana Apr 2018 #40

That definition is specific to religion. guillaumeb Apr 2018 #41

So for example a person with six toes Voltaire2 Apr 2018 #42

God prohibited people with imperfections such as that Mariana Apr 2018 #45

Arguably god v3 in the NT likes defective Voltaire2 Apr 2018 #46

An incredible leap. guillaumeb Apr 2018 #47

It's not a leap marylandblue Apr 2018 #55

Yes I agree that your claim that Voltaire2 Apr 2018 #56