Is it just me or are the ones on here who say we shouldn't judge others do the most judging themselves?
I'm not going to bring up any names (yet), but in general I find this a recurring theme on this forum and since it seems to be one of the main tenets of christianity, I think we could all learn something by fleshing out this point.
Thought?
Originally posted by karoly aczelNot in my judgment!
Is it just me or are the ones on here who say we shouldn't judge others do the most judging themselves?
I'm not going to bring up any names (yet), but in general I find this a recurring theme on this forum and since it seems to be one of the main tenets of christianity, I think we could all learn something by fleshing out this point.
Thought?
Originally posted by karoly aczelI'd agree, but it seems a little judgemental...😀
Is it just me or are the ones on here who say we shouldn't judge others do the most judging themselves?
I'm not going to bring up any names (yet), but in general I find this a recurring theme on this forum and since it seems to be one of the main tenets of christianity, I think we could all learn something by fleshing out this point.
Thought?
"Kill 'em all and let God sort 'em out."
Originally posted by karoly aczelThat's awfully judgemental of you. 😛
Is it just me or are the ones on here who say we shouldn't judge others do the most judging themselves?
I'm not going to bring up any names (yet), but in general I find this a recurring theme on this forum and since it seems to be one of the main tenets of christianity, I think we could all learn something by fleshing out this point.
Thought?
Christians are not forbidden to "judge"---we are supposed to use our God-given brains and judge what to do, how to act, etc. Many times, were are warned not to believe false doctrine (liars) and to watch people's actions to get a true idea of what they believe (seeing what "fruit they bear"😉. That requires judging. The judging we are NOT to do is God-like judging--deciding that a person is incorrigible and cannot be saved, and therefore we should give up on them. Or being bigoted and judging someone based on something other than their deeds.
Originally posted by PinkFloydThat is exactly how I understand it as well. There is a big difference when it comes to judging and people just don't really get it. That is why it is important to study the Bible to gain knowledge of what God really means.
Christians are not forbidden to "judge"---we are supposed to use our God-given brains and judge what to do, how to act, etc. Many times, were are warned not to believe false doctrine (liars) and to watch people's actions to get a true idea of what they believe (seeing what "fruit they bear"😉. That requires judging. The judging we are NOT to do is God-li ...[text shortened]... p on them. Or being bigoted and judging someone based on something other than their deeds.
Originally posted by karoly aczelWe're all guilty of making judgements in way or another. We all have a sense of what is right or wrong for whatever reasons one chooses. Of course, passing judgement to condemnation is wrong, but judging the validity or logic about a topic or subject is completely legitimate. Even if you're wrong.
Is it just me or are the ones on here who say we shouldn't judge others do the most judging themselves?
I'm not going to bring up any names (yet), but in general I find this a recurring theme on this forum and since it seems to be one of the main tenets of christianity, I think we could all learn something by fleshing out this point.
Thought?
Does it not make sense that the closer one comes to the truth(about anything)the more accurate one's judgements will be?
Originally posted by karoly aczelIt's hard to resist throwing stones in a glass house when all your enemies have a glass jaw...
Is it just me or are the ones on here who say we shouldn't judge others do the most judging themselves?
I'm not going to bring up any names (yet), but in general I find this a recurring theme on this forum and since it seems to be one of the main tenets of christianity, I think we could all learn something by fleshing out this point.
Thought?
Originally posted by karoly aczelIf you read on where jesus says not to judge, he tells you to first take the log out of your eye and then you can judge rightly.
Is it just me or are the ones on here who say we shouldn't judge others do the most judging themselves?
I'm not going to bring up any names (yet), but in general I find this a recurring theme on this forum and since it seems to be one of the main tenets of christianity, I think we could all learn something by fleshing out this point.
Thought?
