Romans 2:21-24

…the one declaring not to steal, you are stealing.  ²²The one saying not to worship idolatrously you are worshipping idolatrously, the one feeling a loathing towards those images you are stealing sacred property.  ²³ In that law you are boasting, because of the illusion of the Law of God, you are disfranchising.  ²⁴For because of you the name of God is slandered by the peoples…^{Romans 2:21-24 JWET}  

Aristotle deals with the same issue 400 years before Paul in Rhetoric …But since a man, while admitting the fact, 
often denies the description of the charge or the point on which it turns—for instance, admits that he took something, but did not steal it; that he was the first to strike, but committed no outrage; that he had relations, but did not commit adultery, with a woman; or that he stole something but was not guilty of sacrilege, since the object in question was not consecrated…