8 thoughts on “ Choosing Lies ”

1. May 23,  · Americans will make the lies they choose to believe “their own.” Some will even go so far as to do additional reading in order to find support for the lies they’ve chosen to embrace. The lies they have made their own–this is a definition for “self-deception”–are .

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2. Both our identity and God’s, and choosing truth over lies. Many of Max’s books speak to this, but one in particular is a huge favorite of mine. It’s called You Are Special. RELATED POST: Confessions of a Homeschool Mom. Today, I gathered my kids up on the couch, and we read this book together.

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3. Jun 17,  · Choosing the lies. I would rather enjoy the company of lies and imagination and float on the falsely beauty than living the hell of truth full of ugliness. i admire beauty (not just the skin and of human but beyond imagination of billions of people). Beauty are often lies. So i love lies.

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4. Step 1 - Choose a Topic You Fully Understand You will need to know a process or concept well enough to explain how it works from beginning to end. Step 2 - Be Specific You could choose a topic like, “How to Rebuild an Engine,” but that is a huge process that would take a long time to write.

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5. When someone you know lies to you it creates feelings of confusion, betrayal, and sadness. Those feelings can change to gut-wrenching sadness when it’s someone you love with all of your soul. It can stop you in your tracks, hinder your life goals, and make you literally sick. These are all examples of how lying can affect another person.

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6. Choose definition, to select from a number of possibilities; pick by preference: She chose Sunday for her departure. See more.

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7. Mar 12,  · Omission: Lies of omission leave out part of the truth. For many people, omission is easier to engage in than other types of lies because omission is passive and doesn’t involve making up anything. The Most Common Lies. Some of the most common lies are white lies, which are typically considered to be harmless, trivial, or mundane.

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8. J oe Biden, the Democratic front-runner crowd, left some in the crowd at the Iowa State Fair mystified when he told them: We choose truth over facts.". The year-old former vice president.

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