The subject of homosexuality has always managed to spark controversy despite more serious issues that need to be addressed such as crime, violence, and economic hardships. Is it that the members of society have become so consumed with trivialities that they fail to notice real issues? .
The stigma associated with same-sex relationships has reached epidemic proportion. Between 1992 and 1994 a total of 26 homosexuals were victims of hate crimes and another 165 were murdered. Such acts are justified on the basis that the Bible condemns homosexuality. This is sheer hypocrisy, since that same Bible condemns fornication, lying, stealing and murder. It even says that if a man fails to provide for his family, it would be better for him to renounce the faith. Some persons fail to adhere to that portion of the Bible and abandon their families. Yet, they hold fast against homosexuality, with no thought that all sins are equal and that the Bible condemns all sins.
Is it that society has become so scared of what they do not understand that they are willing to kill? The subject of homosexuality has become a debate about values. There is the freedom of homosexuals to get married, the rights of employers to deprive gay's spouse of employment benefits, the rights of the church to uphold moral standards and the rights of gays to choose their lifestyle. Even the rights of society to introduce controversial measures to control what it deem wholesome and discard what they consider not, has become a subject for heated debate.
Cease being hypocritical or illiterate. Even the brilliant over-paid so-called psychologists and psychiatrists are unable to explain same-sex attraction. Animals use instincts, not reason, and they do mate with the same sex. Why is it that those anti-gay activists with so much time on their hands and so much passion for what they believe in fail to find these animals and kill them Created by too? .
Hypocrisy is seen all around in today's society. In The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain hypocrisy is seen through the eyes of a young boy. ... The hypocrisy is that Huck prays for the hooks, does not receive them, and wonders why. ... Huck learns to spot hypocrisy not only in others but also in himself. ... Huck's natural innocence helps expose the hypocrisy of people and institutions in the novel. ...
Abstract Through hypocrisy-induced dissonance, people are less likely to engage in certain activities or will respond differently in certain situations once they are made aware of their own hypocrisy. ... Hypocrisy Induction Practice what you preach. ... That is hypocrisy. Hypocrisy has been studied and led to development of what is known as the hypocrisy paradigm. ... The first one is hypocrisy-induced dissonance. ...
George claims to hate hypocrisy. How much of his behaviour in the book is concerned with hypocrisy? ... It is interesting to note that George does not only hate Nicks hypocrisy but he sees the American educational system as the true source of hypocrisy, but he despises people like Nick who feed on that hypocrisy, and see their success as inevitable. ... Moreover, George begins his quest to expel hypocrisy from Nick and Honey's marriage fairly early on in the play, in Act I. ... He has a strong dislike for hypocrisy, but lacks the courage to disown it. ...
Another example of his hypocrisy is evident when he criticizes his school, Pencey Prep, but then later praises it for having a good academic rating. ... This incident is further, revolting evidence of Holden's hypocrisy. ... Holden's hypocrisy reaches a new level at this point. ... Holden hypocrisy is plain in this instance, as he criticizes the "perverts" but then admits that he would do the same thing if he could. ...
Sophocles wrote Oedipus the King with the hope of portraying the presence of religious hypocrisy in his society and correcting it. ... This is Sophocles" first attempt of curing religious hypocrisy of his society threw his characters. ... This leads the audience to Sophocles" second attempt of curing the religious hypocrisy in his society threw his characters. ... The character that breaks up this argument between Oedipus and Creon is Sophocles" final attempt to cure religious hypocrisy in his society threw his characters. ... Sophocles" goal in writing Oedipus the King was to correct the pre...
Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness is full of hypocrisy. Though the Europeans, who are hypocritical in several aspects, are the main hypocrites in the story, Marlow too is quite the hypocrite. The Europeans are hypocrites for they claim to be going on a colonial journey to bring enlightment to the ig...
That something is hypocrisy. As humans, we have the ability to come up with some rather creative ways to justify our hypocrisy. ... He lives a life of religious hypocrisy. ... While hints of religious hypocrisy are subtle throughout the story, some are actually direct. ... Crusoe himself is shocked at the hypocrisy of his own prayers. ...
Religion: Fear, Hypocrisy Good and Evil Is there really a God? ... There have been many other examples of hypocrisy in religion in the past as well as the present. ... Hypocrisy has always gone hand in hand with religion. ...
The hypocrisy of American Slavery was delivered on July 5, 1852 in Rochester, New York. Douglas's speech spurred the motivation of blacks towards their struggle for slavery emancipation and the same time ridiculing white's hypocrisy and double standards towards blacks. ...