This thread was inspired by a comment was made by a member here that some people just need to be stood up to, but I, personally, have spend a great deal of time contemplating judgment and its practical and moral value. I'm interested in others' perspective on this topic.
For many, especially those of the Abrahamic faiths, judgment is a key tenet in their faith or worldview, with God ultimately passing judgment on all.
At what point is one justified to pass judgment on another for their religion, worldview, or actions?
What is the basis or foundation of such judgment?
At what point is one justified in "standing up" to another? Is it justified even when the actions of another have no impact on the person passing judgment?
In your opinion, what are the implications, positive or negative, of judgment?
For many, especially those of the Abrahamic faiths, judgment is a key tenet in their faith or worldview, with God ultimately passing judgment on all.
At what point is one justified to pass judgment on another for their religion, worldview, or actions?
What is the basis or foundation of such judgment?
At what point is one justified in "standing up" to another? Is it justified even when the actions of another have no impact on the person passing judgment?
In your opinion, what are the implications, positive or negative, of judgment?