The charge of "Pharisaism" is commonly made towards those who try to live strictly by the commands of God as recorded in the Bible. Yet, the Pharisees rejected the commands of God to walk in their own traditions (Mk. 7:8-13; Matt. 15:3-9). Nonetheless, those standing upon book, chapter and verse teaching and practice have been called "Pharisees" by the advocates of error. Supporters of institutionalism labeled as "Pharisees" brethren who upheld the pattern of truth. Leroy Garrett and Carl Ketcherside charged those opposing their "unity-in-diversity" concepts with "Pharisaism." Others did the same during the Grace-Unity Movement of the 1970's. The epitaph continues to be hurled.