Conscience | Excuses | Law | Obedience | Rationalization | Sin

NO VOODOO CURSE
There’s an old “Leave it to Beaver” rerun in which Wally, Eddie Haskell and the Beaver are going to a movie. Mrs. Cleaver tells them to go see “Pinocchio,” not the other movie in town, “Voodoo Curse.” As they approach the theater, Eddie suggests a way around the problem. He says: “Your Mom told you not to take the Beaver to ‘Voodoo Curse’ — but what if the Beaver took you?” With that rationalization, they were convinced they had done nothing wrong. They obeyed the letter of the law but not the intent. Sometimes, we do the same thing.

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