Michael goes to youth group every week, prays with his family at dinner time, and worked as a camp counselor at his church's summer camp. Michael went to youth group last night and consequently didn't have time to study for his upcoming history test. Michael chose to cheat on the test. He later rationalized that it was okay to cheat since his attendance at church resulted in the lack a study time. Michael's worldview would be considered

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Anabella Underwood

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27 October, 04:41

Michael goes to youth group every week, prays with his family at dinner time, and worked as a camp counselor at his church's summer camp. Michael went to youth group last night and consequently didn't have time to study for his upcoming history test. Michael chose to cheat on the test. He later rationalized that it was okay to cheat since his attendance at church resulted in the lack a study time. Michael's worldview would be considered

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Jovany Glenn · Answer 1

Michael's worldview would be considered hypocrisy because he doesn't practice what he learns and teaches at the church. he had no excuse for cheating in the test because he ought to have read.

Micheal should be considered a hypocrite.

Explanation:

hypocrisy: is the appearance of false goodness or virtue