Re: to judge or not to judge

I have seen none of the balanced judging from you at all.
You attack...attack...attack...

Where we have scriptural disagreements...you attack...
but where we agree(and so far that has not happened) you are silent...

Maybe if you were a bit more gentle with your judgements, you might not sound so hateful. When you attack so much...I feel inclined to respond in like... 90% of the time, I ask questions in posts because I want to know more. I am open minded and I am teachable. I have a firm foundation in a belief that God is love from prayer and life experience, and this is something I can't unlearn. The Bible is the greatest gift to mankind in print and I see love in it where you see judgement. Maybe I am at fault as well for attacking also so let us, you and I, try to point out areas where we agree and disagree so that we can sharpen each other up with our Christian family; I have confessed with my mouth that Jesus Christ is Lord(I am unashamed of my confession) & I believe that Jesus died for all of the sins of mankind)= I am a Christian but I know we disagree about many other things.

I will attempt to be more balanced, when I respond to your posts... Debating itself polarizes arguments to either right or wrong but there is a third way, which is Love.
I guess it is helpful to discover that my opinions about many things are so vehemently opposed by fellow Christians, so that I can search the scriptures and my heart, to discover better ways to say what I know in my knower. We should all be growing to be more Christ-like and I have a lot of growing left to do.
I am willing to work on my part...


"And the Lord’s servant must not quarrel; instead he must be kind to everyone, able to teach, not resentful. Those who oppose him he must gently instruct, in the hope that God will grant them repentance leading them to a knowledge of the truth, and that they will come to their senses, and escape from the trap of the devil, who has taken them captive to do his will."
2 Timothy 2:24-26