CULTURAL SINS

'In the flattened world of our disenchanted age, self-expression and the unfettered satisfaction of desires are the highest goods. The chief sins are a failure to be true to oneself (i.e., hypocrisy) and a failure to be tolerant (i.e., judgmentalism). Christians exhibit both sins in spades.'

Paul M Gould , Cultural Apologetics, p.146. 

HYPOCRISY DEFINED

'I was reading Wendell Berry in the food court at CostCo.' 

James KA Smith, You Are What You Love, p.60. 

HYPOCRISY

'Every appearance of hypocrisy does not prove the person who manifests it to be a hypocrite. You should carefully distinguish between the appearance and the predominance of hypocrisy.'

John Flavel, Keeping the Heart, p.87.

HYPOCRISY

'...a lie told with outward deeds...'
James S Spiegel in Randy Newman, Questioning Evangelism, p.191.