Judgement

[Bravus]

Those who feel most comfortable directing judgement outward at others are typically those who feel invulnerable in their own rectitude.

Those who are conscious of their own fallibility are typically more modest.

Again and again, we see those who most publicly condemn others have some secret sin become public.

If you're a proud and confident accuser of others, I can only suggest thinking deeply about what there is in your own heart and life that you are projecting outward.

For myself, I recognise my own capacity for harm, manage it, and seek to help others along the way - and protect them from those who feel confident enough to attack.

[Bravus]

("but you're judging the judgers!" comment in 3, 2, 1, ...)

[M. T. Cross]

Great post Bravus.

Judging others I think is also a self defense mechanism. As long as there is someone elses issue's, wrongdoings etc to point out and pass judgement on then we are safe from looking to hard at our own failings, issues and wrongdoings. No-one in my opinion is better than anyone else. Some people seem to make better decisions however. But even better decisions are often a heartbeat away from being bad ones.

[Woody]

Great post Bravus.

Judging others I think is also a self defense mechanism. As long as there is someone elses issue's, wrongdoings etc to point out and pass judgement on then we are safe from looking to hard at our own failings, issues and wrongdoings. No-one in my opinion is better than anyone else. Some people seem to make better decisions however. But even better decisions are often a heartbeat away from being bad ones.

[BobRyan]

Those who feel most comfortable directing judgement outward at others are typically those who feel invulnerable in their own rectitude.

Those who are conscious of their own fallibility are typically more modest.

Again and again, we see those who most publicly condemn others have some secret sin become public.

That post is a bit too judgmental.

I think I will let it pass.

in Christ,

Bob

[CoAspen]

("but you're judging the judgers!" comment in 3, 2, 1, ...)

Say......can you tell me what i will be doing next Saturday nite? Or who will win the Super Bowl next year? Your one for one at the moment!!

[Woody]

Those who feel most comfortable directing judgement outward at others are typically those who feel invulnerable in their own rectitude.

Those who are conscious of their own fallibility are typically more modest.

Again and again, we see those who most publicly condemn others have some secret sin become public.

If you're a proud and confident accuser of others, I can only suggest thinking deeply about what there is in your own heart and life that you are projecting outward.

For myself, I recognise my own capacity for harm, manage it, and seek to help others along the way - and protect them from those who feel confident enough to attack.

[Bravus]

[CoAspen]