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Logical Fallacy of Lip ServiceThe Logical Fallacy of Lip Service occurs when verbal agreement/commitment is given but action or true conviction is lacking. Examples of the Logical Fallacy of Lip ServiceA young man goes up to the front during the church service, confesses his adultery, and commits to living a life dedicated to the Lord. He leaves the service and goes to bed with his live-in.
Sandra paid lip service, but she never really knew the King of kings. 
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