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|''In order to thoroughly deceive others, it is necessary to also deceive oneself. The actor playing Hamlet must indeed believe in the moment that he is the Prince of Denmark, though when he leaves the stage he will usually remember who he really is. On the other hand, when someone's entire life is based on such pretense, they seldom if ever return to reality. That is the secret of many successful politicians, evangelists and confidence tricksters alike–they believe they are telling the truth, even when it seems sure they must have known that they faked the evidence. Sincerity, my dear Julia, is a quality not to be trusted.'' | |||
::Sarah Caudwell ''The Sibyl in Her Grave'' | |||
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Followers of William Branham tell us that the Bible commands us not to judge and that, as a result, we should not judge William Branham or his message. Is this what the Bible truly teaches? | Followers of William Branham tell us that the Bible commands us not to judge and that, as a result, we should not judge William Branham or his message. Is this what the Bible truly teaches? | ||