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Reasons For Lying?
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People lie for many reasons. Some think they are obligated to lie about their abilities in order to get ahead in this competitive world.
Others try to cover up errors or guilt with lies. Still others falsify reports to give the impression that they have done work they have not done.
Then there are those who lie to damage another’s reputation, to avoid embarrassment, to justify previous lies, or to defraud people of their money.( Rev. 21:8)
Others try to cover up errors or guilt with lies. Still others falsify reports to give the impression that they have done work they have not done.
Then there are those who lie to damage another’s reputation, to avoid embarrassment, to justify previous lies, or to defraud people of their money.( Rev. 21:8)
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You know a another factor behind lying is fear—fear of the consequences or of what others may think if the truth is told.
It is only natural that people wish to be liked or accepted by others. This desire, however, can move them to distort the truth, even if only a little, in order to cover up shortcomings, to hide unflattering details, or simply to leave a good impression. Appropriately, Solomon wrote: Trembling at men is what lays a snare, but he that is trusting in Jehovah will be protected.—Proverbs 29:25.
It is only natural that people wish to be liked or accepted by others. This desire, however, can move them to distort the truth, even if only a little, in order to cover up shortcomings, to hide unflattering details, or simply to leave a good impression. Appropriately, Solomon wrote: Trembling at men is what lays a snare, but he that is trusting in Jehovah will be protected.—Proverbs 29:25.
goodlife //////I see that many here feel about lying, but their rationale is that lying is not wrong if it does not harm anyone./////
It does not harm anyone or it can save someone from getting harmed or heartbroken are two different things. And I believe telling lie is OK in the later but not in the first. Your actions depends upon the intentions behind those actions, and it is only you who know the real intention.
It does not harm anyone or it can save someone from getting harmed or heartbroken are two different things. And I believe telling lie is OK in the later but not in the first. Your actions depends upon the intentions behind those actions, and it is only you who know the real intention.