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HypocrisyHypocrisy occurs when virtue is claimed that is not really there. Basic to this is the fact that there is none good but God. We have that by revelation. A person who thinks that he or she is a good person is mistaken. A follower of Christ who thinks that his or her own fleshly nature is better than someone else's fleshly nature is mistaken. The fleshly nature is evil, Christian or non-Christian. However, if Christ lives in you, He is viruous. He cannot sin. The fleshly nature can do no good. The real question is, "Who will you hear, acknowledge, and obey? Examples of Hypocrisy
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