The Faults Of Others
| Question # 47697 | Psychology | 1 year ago |
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| $30 |
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Moral hypocrisy, naïve realism, the myth of pure evil: such are the sad and sorry ways of rationalizing our own righteousness at the expense of others. We excel at seeing the itty bitty splinter in another's eye and missing the big tree log in our own (Matthew 7:1-5). For this prompt, candidly explore this phenomena. And if you are able, address possible "cures" for our hypocrisy.
