Gosh, this is fascinating.
Lying is telling something untrue to intentionally deceive someone. Omission is intentionally leaving out details to deceive. So on the topic of half-truths and omission, I think they can be just as bad as lying if the intention is to deceive. I personally think situations, like when Irena Sendler lied, are justified. But it’s not an easy topic and a multi-dimensional one. This is definitely something that has piqued my interest. I’m going to be looking into it further. Thanks, Phil Lollar for that 😀
….But tying this back to Morrie, he is still 100% in the wrong IMO. But I’m very excited to hear the whole interview.
We finally get the answer: there is no answer.
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Hahaha, your’e so right!
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BTW: I live about two hours away from Liberty😆.
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Lol that’s too far 😉
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Yup. I do come up there occasionally😆😆
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lee, thanks for making these podcasts and getting all these different responses. lots to think through.
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Gosh, this is fascinating.
Lying is telling something untrue to intentionally deceive someone. Omission is intentionally leaving out details to deceive. So on the topic of half-truths and omission, I think they can be just as bad as lying if the intention is to deceive. I personally think situations, like when Irena Sendler lied, are justified. But it’s not an easy topic and a multi-dimensional one. This is definitely something that has piqued my interest. I’m going to be looking into it further. Thanks, Phil Lollar for that 😀
….But tying this back to Morrie, he is still 100% in the wrong IMO. But I’m very excited to hear the whole interview.
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