Hypocrisy (n.) is the refuge of a regime that no longer believes in its own essence.
Hypocrisy (n.) perfected passes off the outbursts of your own evil passions as outbursts against the passions of the wicked.
Hypocrisy (n.) is built into the state that professes a religion: needing faith to patch its imperfection, it must turn faith into a means.
Hypocrisy (n.) in religion takes from a man what he has earned from me and gives it to God — treating everything human in him as alien and everything inhuman as truly his.
Hypocrisy (n.) grows with a society's contradictions: the more life exposes the falsity of the old universal ideas, the more resolutely, morally and holily they are asserted.