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Gary Zukav on why it's painful to judge others. [x]
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Gary Zukav on why it's painful to judge others. [x]
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Not a Freak, but a Human Being #People #Compassion
Image Source: Amazon.com I am not an animal, I am a human being. -John Merrick, The Elephant Man How can people be so cruel I ask repeatedly? We see painful evidence of this displayed publicly. It breaks my heart when I see people, especially kids who are unjustly trolled struggle with these crass attacks. When I watched the movie, The Elephant Man after its release, I am reminded of the myriad…
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Judgmentalism is an unwitting revelation of one’s own soul, because people rush to condemn their own sins in others… The greedy delight to condemn the greed in others. The ambitious charge others with self-ambition. Liars love to call others liars. Somehow judgmental people imagine they will lessen their guilt by judging their sins in others.
Kent Hughes
It's quite uncomfortable to confront friends about their sins. After all, Jesus Himself said not to judge others. But what did Jesus actually mean by His command?
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That Was Fast
Having selected my Lenten discipline of giving up judgmentalism (and writing about it), I was promptly challenged to keep that discipline. I hadn’t even finished the first essay about the project when I encountered this story on Religion News Service by a reporter I follow on the BlueSky social network, Jack Jenkins: “400 Christian leaders urge resistance to Trump administration on Ash…
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Discerning a Lenten Discipline
I take both sides of the annual Lenten argument about whether it is better to give things up or take things on. The point of Lenten discipline, I believe, is to invite God’s love, guidance, and compassion into your soul. That doesn’t happen the same way for every person, and for that matter, it doesn’t happen the same way for any one person at different times in their life. I’ve ruefully observed…
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