Sentences with phrase «called hypocrisy»

This is called hypocrisy.]

In case you don't know, it's called hypocrisy.

And that gap is called hypocrisy.

The practices of external cleansing are called hypocrisy, with a quotation from the prophet Isaiah: «This people honors me with their lips, but their heart is far from me.

It's called hypocrisy to make yourself feel better about yourself.

It is called hypocrisy.

This insistence on winning public recognition for one's piety Jesus found offensive; he called it hypocrisy.

Go preach to your church (of course if your a woman, the bible forbids that), and force those of your family that want to celebrate it to not, but don't pretend like you know the reasons for atheists to participate in some areas of the holiday season, and to call hypocrisy wherever you want to.

We call it hypocrisy, something Christians excel at.

Moaning he says, I call that hypocrisy.

Global Village's demise also highlighted what some might call the hypocrisy of the market - based reform movement, which consistently emphasizes that its sole purpose is to improve the lives of poor children.

People sit here trying to change the subject and call hypocrisy on those that care about resolution (like it didn't matter to 360 fanboys... sure) but the ONLY thing that matters in this argument are machine specs, that tells you what a machine can do.

You may call hypocrisy on me for my previous articles on other sites lambasting Drumpf for echoing what I have stated here, but you need to understand that Resisting Trump no matter what he says is a requirement of every moral and good person on Plant Earth even if what he's saying lines up with my own beliefs.

Not exact matches

Ontario could be accused of hypocrisy, as its manufacturers decried so - called Buy American provisions in U.S. stimulus efforts during the recession.

They've also been unrestrained, and at times brutally direct, in calling out hypocrisy and challenging their critics.

This just shows you the hypocrisy of the so called black churches.

Well, I guess atheists lose, then, as they all lazily sit back, drink alcohol, smoke weed, and bully people of religion, calling them hypocrites while not showing their own moral standards so that their own hypocrisy can be judged.

I can hardly believe there are churches like that, that there are people like that who call themselves Christian & don't see their hypocrisy.

You do the very things you're complaining about - which is the definition of hypocrisy, while calling atheists hypocritical.

And your spellbook calling nonbelievers pigs is part of the reason so many people see the sheer arrogance and hypocrisy in your mythology.

This year's Oscars presented a picture of entitled rich people who resent that they no longer have the influence they think they deserve and are irritated at having been called on their hypocrisies.

I'm all for calling out the hypocrisy and dysfunction, but I'm not sure quoting a verse that actually is the opposite of that is really working with the idea of «spiritual butchery».

But wasn't Jesus someone who called the church on their hypocrisy?

People need to weigh their passionate feelings with careful thought before they chip away at the inviolability of individual conscience, and those who believe it can be legislated against should beware of hypocrisy; they are often the same people who argue that when it comes to abortion, a woman's own mind — her individual conscience and reason — outweighs what used to be called «conventional morality.»

I still believe in God and the Divine, but I so rarely see it in practice and in action... it's heartbreaking to realize they harsh judgment and hypocrisy, racism and slavery hiding behind the so - called «word of God,» but I know my own God and my God is a God of Love.

It has to be considered as two faced logic, dangerous hypocrisy in fact, when someone subscribes to the notion that extremists who self describe as Christian are merely lone, deranged individuals carrying out individual acts of terror, bereft of Christian values, yet extremists self describing as Muslim are called Islamofacists, and an entire religion and its billion or so followers are singled out for indictment.

hypocrisy at its finest, christians are calling other ppl out for being «non» moral, rofl.

I'm sick of hypocrisy in the name of Christianity; this was the most excellent AND eloquent call - out I've seen in a long time.

I think I get that lit up by the hypocrisy I see from these so - called «enlightened» and «progressive» people.

I think the important part is that we are willing to be called on our hypocrisy and, once we realize we are being hypocritical, do something to change it.

The Liberal Democrats decision to change their mind over the controversial so - called «bedroom tax» is «staggering hypocrisy» according to Labour.

While Louis C.K.'s comedy could be profane, he had a public reputation for a strong moral conscience, often calling out societal hypocrisy and even loudly denouncing misogyny and male chauvinism.

I do see some hypocrisy with the people that call themselves Christians.

for many so - called «Christians» it's a salad bar to pick and choose from what they like and discard the rest which leads to self - righteousness and hypocrisy.

@clinton — I was observing the hypocrisy of telling an atheist not to push their views on people when the church (and I'm not calling you out specifically)-- in general, pushes their beliefs on lots of people.

It's hardly hypocrisy to call someone hating another person due to group association a bigot.

* A true Christian (which they were traditionally called in a mocking way while being persecuted) = follower of Jesus Christ = anti-religious hypocrisy, anti-religion, & pro-relationship to the one true God.!!

I sense some serious hypocrisy with the use of the bible concerning human rights — selective choosing we'll call it.

But what it seems like to me is that we equate «Religion» with what I call «Religiosity» or «Religious Hypocrisy».

The amount of bigotry and hypocrisy these so called CHRISTIANS spewed from their mouths was sickening.

Into my early 20s, I was put off by the hypocrisy of those with whom I came into contact, especially when I attended the university this denomination sponsors, who said they embraced diversity, but who routinely excluded, neglected the needs of, and generally didn't want to engage those of us who were a bit more what we would call «traditionalists.»

When I considered its divisive impact on human affairs, as well as the hypocrisy that flourishes even among the so - called faithful, I felt it wasn't for me.

What if Jesus call to REPENT was, as much as anything, a call to «change your mind about» and «turn away from» religious systems based on oppression, condemnation, control, and hypocrisy?

Yup maybe we can call BS to the hypocrisy in Hollywood of those in power speaking out against the abuse that they have enabled.

If the church, taken as a whole, is at best irrelevant and at worst a training center for hypocrisy, indifference and callousness, it is unlikely that the clergy — members of the religious Establishment — will be the ones to initiate the program of radical change that seems to be called for.

I'd love to see more politicians called on the hypocrisy of claiming to be a good Christian just to vote for lower taxes on the rich, and fewer social services for those who desperately need them.

Well, actually you can call them Christians, insofar as they are actually fairly typical in their exhibiting of the hypocrisy that you describe.

following Jesus» admonishment about casting stones he followed that by telling the Mary Magdalene to go and sin no more... some who like to excuse their hypocrisies by calling others hypocrites like to forget that.

I'm embarassed by the hypocrisy of those who also call themselves liberals yet act like conservative extremists

(For those of you with a 13 year old's mind: this was a hypothetical argument to illustrate the hypocrisy of conservatives, calling left wingers «America - haters» without examining truly insensitive comments from their own idols.