Human beings are good at deflection. When something hits too close to home personally or our camp is exposed in an unfavorable light, we are experts at trying to turn attention to someone or something else. As a prime example of this, all you need to do is watch a parent reprimanding one of their children. It's only a matter of seconds before they hear, "But what about...? He/she started it! He/she did it too!" This is said with a whine the appropriate aggrieved inflection to garner sympathy. However, as any parent will tell you, this does not work. No one had to teach us how to do this as kids (and adults) because it is as old as the hills or rather as old as the garden post-fall. When God confronts Adam and Eve, they go into deflection mode by trying to minimize their responsibility by shifting the blame to another. "It was the serpent... It was the woman you gave me...." Thanks to social media, we now have new venues where we can broadcast our defensive...