Seems to me that if those preaching religion and salvation do believe in what they say it is not hypocrisy.
Seems to me that if those preaching religion and salvation do believe in what they say it is not hypocrisy.
I didn't suggest that, although, from subsequent acts and long observation, I think it markedly true in many cases. Jim Baker comes to mind apropos my example. What I suggested is that the audience for this stuff has a preponderant population that considers it dispensible drivel that's good for camoflaging and aiding one's selfish intentions. How many people attend your church mostly because it's a good place to make business contacts or get dates, or because it's the only game in town on a quiet sunday? The count is uncomfortably high at every church I ever attended.