Anonymous #4 1d

Hypocrisy requires a feigning of knowledge or morals while actively, knowingly contradicting it. Solomon’s paradox can incorporate hypocrisy but is not dependent on it; proximity to a situation can often negatively influence one’s receptivity to advice when viewing it from a distance can provide more (though not complete) objectivity, hence why it’s usually easier to quickly give advice than receive and apply it.

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Anonymous #3 18h

Do you know like the general story of Solomon?

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Anonymous justinian 18h

Born to King David, one of his many sons. Take after his own father with his own harem of wives and concubines. Said to have written the lesser keys of Solomon along with his own biblical contributions. I know a lil bit

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Anonymous #4 18h

Hypocrisy means “rules for thee but not for me” Even failing by your own standards doesn’t automatically make you a hypocrite if you acknowledge you failed and are trying to live up to your standard.

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Anonymous justinian 18h

Heavy emphasis on that last part. Otherwise everybody is a hypocrite, which more or less would make nobody one. Accountability and effort to change makes the difference.

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Anonymous #4 14h

Idk why I’m getting down voted I was just asking a genuine question

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Anonymous #4 10h

Guys stop downvoting #4 they might have just been asking and learning

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