Topic: IS IT ACTUALLY GOOD TO LIE SOMETIMES? (Read 477 times)
That depends on the situation you are in. You should not definitely lie when you know there is heavier consequences you will be facing( lying about your health status in a job). But you can at situations just like when a child(maybe your kid or sibling) always asks you to buy things they see while walking at a mall or toy shop.
Someone said once: the worst truth is always better then the most beautiful lie.
Yes it is. It depends on the situation on ground. If it is the lie that will save your life and lives of other people, it is better to apply wisdom. Any lie that will not affect others negatively is not bad in my own opinion.
Lied for several times if it pressed for it doesn’t matter. But you should also take the initiative to improve your guilt so that doesn’t happen again. Too often the lie will make other people do not trust you any longer.
There are some instances where we want to lie to protect ourselves, but it is not good
In times like that, we cannot avoid lying because we have to. Yet we feel sorry about it. Sometimes it is better not to tell the truth so that everything will go fine. No issues at all. No more dramas or whatever. It's just your conscience will bother you. At least you just save yourself.
It's actually good to not tell the truth sometimes, but I don't recommend telling lies?
There are times when not telling the truth is a good thing.
Lying mostly brings us immediate benefit. But from a long term view, lying is wrong. There's actually no case scenario where lying is GOOD, it is always bad. But there are times we consider some things as necessary evil/bad. In spite of this, lying brings too much fear and insecurity. Lying would save you today but always give you that feeling, "what if I am discovered?" The other thing with lying is the fact that you have to keep covering it up. So, one single lie produces a series of lies. It is always best to just tell the truth. For example, if you're not a habitual latecomer, I don't believe your boss would sack you for faltering once.
Well white lies is good at some point you want to save something for yourself but naked lies is not good for yourself because it steals the truth about yourself that you already living with a lie
We sometimes lie to hide what we did. But I think in the end things that we've told lies will soon know the truth. They may laugh, cry or get angry. So I cannot say lying is good sometimes.
It may be good to lie about someones appearance if you don't want to insult them, so you call them good looking. Lying just ends up creating more lies so most times is better just to tell the truth though.
Lying is sometimes not sinful if lying for good, even by lying like that, you can get merit from god.
A lie is a lie but for me its okay to lie sometimes in order to save your own self or someone but still cant make trouble to anyone.
Let him that hasn't told a lie raise his hand.
Lies comes up spontaneously, especially at the point of self defense.
Lies are ok when necessary, and when other options fails; but shouldn't be a habit
Lies comes up spontaneously, especially at the point of self defense.
Lies are ok when necessary, and when other options fails; but shouldn't be a habit
I think that if for example in a job interview the truth I think they are pious lies
Depends on what kind of lie that was
Yeah and i think in this case the lie wasnt a harmful one. But he shouldnt get use to it Because from experience one get to forget the lies, when its too much.
There are such things call "white lies." These are lies that are necessary for nothing bad to happen, and are oftentimes considered good. However, in your case, maybe it's okay-- for now. Always remember to lie as less as possible, because once you get used to it, you never know what you might be lying about someday.
Just always be careful so there would be no need for you to lie. Peace out!
Just always be careful so there would be no need for you to lie. Peace out!
Depends on what the lies are
Depends on what kind of lie that was
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