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[[File:00 159 143 PS2.jpg|right|300px|thumb|''The Pharisees and the Saduccees Come to Tempt Jesus''; watercolor painting by French artist James Tissot (1836-1902)]]

[[File:00 159 143 PS2.jpg|right|300px|thumb|''The Pharisees and the [[Sadducees]] Come to Tempt [[Jesus Christ|Jesus]]''; watercolor painting by French artist James Tissot (1836-1902)]]

The '''Pharisees''' were [[liberal]] intellectuals at the time of Jesus, who opposed His logic and insisted on their interpretation of [[Bible|Biblical]] law to defend their authority.  They rejected anything that was not based in authority, and defined themselves as the sole authority.  The modern-day equivalent to the Pharisees is adherence to [[Hearsay society|hearsay based on liberal authorities]].

The '''Pharisees''' were [[liberal]] intellectuals at the time of Jesus, who opposed His logic and insisted on their interpretation of [[Bible|Biblical]] law to defend their authority.  They rejected anything that was not based in authority, and defined themselves as the sole authority.  The modern-day equivalent to the Pharisees is adherence to [[Hearsay society|hearsay based on liberal authorities]].