The Biblical Reason Narcissists Can’t Stop Lying (Exposed)
Have you ever stood face-to-face with a lie so bold, so blatant, that it almost stole your breath? The kind where the truth is screaming from the evidence right there in your hands, and yet the narcissist stares you down with calm eyes and calls you the delusional one?
Now listen, this isn’t just a case of someone bending the truth to save face. No, what we’re dealing with here is something deeper, something darker. We’re talking about a heart that’s begun to believe its own deception, a soul that’s rewritten the script so many times it no longer knows the original. And you know what’s wild? Scripture saw it coming long before psychology ever caught on. The Word already mapped out this descent into madness. The lies aren’t just spontaneous; they follow a pattern—a spiritual pattern—one that can drag a person from truth into delusion if they let it.
Let me paint a picture for you. There’s a person out there—maybe you’ve known one like this—who finds something they weren’t meant to see: a phone, a text, a photo. The betrayal is obvious. The air gets thick, hands start trembling, confrontation comes, but instead of repentance, they’re met with rage, with blame, or with gaslighting so slick that they start to wonder if they’re losing their mind. Sound familiar, friend? This isn’t just denial; this is spiritual rebellion masked as confusion. This is what happens when someone starts choosing lies over light again and again until the lies become their truth.
Let’s walk through what Scripture says, because Romans chapter 1 doesn’t whisper about this; it thunders. The descent starts here:
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