[Hypocrisy follows a roundabout pathway to denial.

The hypocrite engages in transgressions.  These transgressions can be described on the moral religious axis as think^group₃(sin₂(conscience^lacking₁)).  The hypocritice does not proselytize ‘his’ think^group.

Why?

‘His’ think^group is parasitic to a sovereign that think^divine has empowered.  The hypocrite does not pay the price for ‘his’ actions and directs resources to ‘himself’.]

As the consequences of the transgressions (of hypocrites) become more and more apparent, the sovereign may face a choice.  The sovereign may recognize that the hypocrites saps ‘his’ ability to maintain sovereign functions or ‘he’ may fail to recognize what is happening.  Either way, members of a parasitic think^group will insist that they are not responsible.

Moreover, they will insist that the cause of the problems cannot be understood as law^essential₃(transgressions₂(dispositions₁)). Thus, the denial of law^essential underlies hypocrisy.]