Now, many know the foolishness of lying in order to injure someone. But since injury must be caused, misinterpretation must be done first. This way, it does not look like a lie and is thought to be easily excused due to \"mistaken\" situations.<\/p>\n
Yet, this is why I say even mistakes, are sins. Contrary to what Mark Driscoll would say.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Now, many know the foolishness of lying in order to injure someone. But since injury must be caused, misinterpretation must be done first. This way, it does not look like a lie and is thought to be easily excused due … Continue reading