The evangelical knows that this liberal anthropology is self-deceptive garbage.
Several theorists writing about evil have suggested that perpetrators of the Holocaust such as Adolf Hitler and Adolf Eichmann were self-deceptive evildoers.
Feminists argue, on the basis of historical and sociological investigations of the history and current practice of science, that this insistence on the value-neutrality of scientists is self-deceptive and unrealistic (Potter 1993, 2001; Longino 1990 , 2001 Harding 1991, 1998; Wylie 1996).
"At the end of the day, none of those things are in your control, and if you think otherwise you are being self deceptive," he said.
Shot in black and white, it's a funny, touching, angsty journey, even if Frances can be infuriatingly self-deceptive.
A thirty-something former personal (gym) trainer who claims to have the expertise needed to be a "life coach" is either self-deceptive or duplicitous; (2) the best Rabbis and mentors will help you at no charge to you.
And when she realized that reflection — while essential — could be potentially self-deceptive, she engaged a diverse group of senior mentors, peers, and directs to help develop her ideas.
A lot of the others are wilfully self-deceptive, and that's not me.
But it is dangerously self-deceptive.
The London Season's marketing, meanwhile, is as self-deceptive as the French nobility, pre-revolution; it also holds a Kind Hearts and Coronets Ball.
