@Kevin-Eleven
Judging is unuseful, as is one upmanship or any competitive tendencies to proceed🙃
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@karoly-aczel saidSure, but you're not trying to seem wiser than everyone else, are you? 😉
@Kevin-Eleven
Judging is unuseful, as is one upmanship or any competitive tendencies to proceed🙃
@karoly-aczel saidIn order to walk in this life, we all look and try to find the correct way of doing things; this is unavoidably making judgment calls. It can be a matter of upmanship, but we all judge; scripturally, we are told what judgment we use will be applied to us. That means condemning something in another's life while excusing it in our own will be a rope around our necks as we acknowledge what was wrong yet do it.
@Kevin-Eleven
Judging is unuseful, as is one upmanship or any competitive tendencies to proceed🙃
@kellyjay saidI thinking black beetle used the term "assessing", which is different from judging
In order to walk in this life, we all look and try to find the correct way of doing things; this is unavoidably making judgment calls. It can be a matter of upmanship, but we all judge; scripturally, we are told what judgment we use will be applied to us. That means condemning something in another's life while excusing it in our own will be a rope around our necks as we acknowledge what was wrong yet do it.
@karoly-aczel saidDon't you think that is a distinction without a difference?
I thinking black beetle used the term "assessing", which is different from judging
@fmf saidSo you assess and come up with nothing? You judge and decide; what is the point of assessing if you are never going to come to a decision, what would be the point?
You are mistaken. Judging implies a decision. Assessing, like evaluating, don't necessarily mean making a decision but can just be observing and recording.
Assessment Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/assessment
assessment: [noun] the action or an instance of making a judgment about something : the act of assessing something : appraisal.
@kellyjay saidAssessment can and usually does involve recording progress as something is going on. Evaluation involves recording what progress occurred after whatever was going on - after it has finished. Judging definitely involves making a decision. For you to say that to differentiate between these words is "a distinction without a difference" is a mistake.
So you assess and come up with nothing? You judge and decide; what is the point of assessing if you are never going to come to a decision, what would be the point?