Judging VS.Being Critical
 

If one lives for God,then one will have to make judgements about things,and certainly after prayer and bible study one will have to make judgements about what is sin,and one should not be harder in our judgements of others that we would want others to be of us.
And if someone has fallen into areas that the bible condemns as sin,such as adultery,fornication,murder and such we certainly can say someone has sinned or fallen into sin and even though we can be compassionate I believe.

However there is difference between making sound judgements and being critical or having a judgemental spirit there are those in the body of Christ,who seem to think it is their job to question everybody's motives,and even determine if another is breathing correctly or not it seems.

What are your thoughts on make judgements rather than being critical ?

Re: Judging VS.Being Critical
 

Bro. Scott,

I believe that we can have sound judgments in all the things we do, i.e., relationships, finances, business transactions, ect. Judging one another is something that God handles.

Many times people are fooled into thinking they are offerring us good advice and only telling us what we need to work on so we can live a better life...like I said, they are fooling themselves....they are just being critical and judgmental.

Blessigns, Rhoni

Re: Judging VS.Being Critical
 

Kind of like when you said this? 'Cause I'm just wondering? :D

Re: Judging VS.Being Critical
 

Younger people today rate judgementalism as the greatest sin

"you are being judgemental" is an example of a judgemental statement.

Re: Judging VS.Being Critical
 

Then Jesus was contradicting himself as well?

Re: Judging VS.Being Critical
 

Are you my conscience or are you being judgemental?:smack

Blessings, Rhoni:ursofunny

Re: Judging VS.Being Critical
 

:toofunny

Your conscience, of course!!! :toofunny :bliss