Is it okay for Christians to judge /lit/?

[Anonymous No.11520067]

The gospels always tell us not (Matthew 7:2) to but its just feels good when I call someone a faggot.If I don't judge how will I know right from wrong? Am I sinning /lit/ or maybe I misunderstood the passage?
Help me out.
Here is the verse

Matthew 7:2
For with what judgment ye judge, ye shall be judged:
and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again.

[Anonymous No.11520087]

I don't think the bible is the lords words.

[Anonymous No.11520103]

>>11520087
then obviously this thread is not for you faggit!

[Anonymous No.11520105]

>>11520067
The only times I ever worried about being judged were when I knew I was up to no good.

[Anonymous No.11520227]

>>11520067
why wouldnt you do that?
the problem with judging actions is, you need to know all of the factors that made one do something. but you will never know all of these, since some are hidden within ones mind, and some have been consequences of other actions, which you would also need factors of.

[Anonymous No.11520292]

>>11520067
Basically, no.
What's most important is that you radically transform you inner self. Actions alone aren't enough, you need to shed your ego through Christ. It's ok if you lapse and err, that's why Christ was sacrificed, so that you could be forgiven.
If you truly have Christ in your heart, you wouldn't judge. But all you need to do is repent and seek Him, and you will be ok.

[Anonymous No.11520306]

Define judgement

[Anonymous No.11520313]

>>11520105
If you truly believe it isn't a sin to judge you are almost certainly bound for hell, for you have cut yourself off from the Lord

[Anonymous No.11520323]

>>11520067
It says you get judged based on how you judge others. So if you judge fairly you'll be judged fairly. Therefore if I accurately sumrise that someone on /lit/ is being absolutely retarded there's nothing sinful about it

[Anonymous No.11520328]

>>11520067
You should judge with the intentions of transformation. Lend your hand because you know someone is being evil. Do not simply point.

The best way to lend a hand to those here is usually prayer.

[Anonymous No.11520329]

The Bible doesn't tell us not to judge. It says judge not lest ye be judged. The Bible tells us to first judge ourselves, and once we fix ourselves and brought ourselves up to their own standard, then it's ok to judge others. It's perfectly ok to identify someone as a faggot as long as you're not a faggot. Faggots have seized on that line as a justification for their faggotry and to silence Christians, which is completely contrary to the spirit of scripture and is of Satan.

[Anonymous No.11520350]

>Blessed is the man who does not walk in the counsel of the wicked or stand in the way of sinners or sit in the seat of mockers. But his delight is in the law of the LORD, and on his law he meditates day and night.

4chan sins and mocks, judgement from tou or not, they will be judged.

[Anonymous No.11520382]

>>11520313

you just judged without thinking it as a sin by declaring others are certain to go to hell

are all Christians this dumb?

[Anonymous No.11520440]

>>11520329
This except instead of judge one should do their utmost to set these people on the same path they took to become a better person.

not just look down on them and call them names.

[Anonymous No.11520447]

>>11520440
You can do that for Christians and to some extent heathens. Only God can help reprobates and such people are just best avoided altogether.

[Anonymous No.11520712]

bible is not a good literature
lacks coherence, plot goes nowhere, overarching ideas are unsound and contrived, characters are unbelievable, moses is obvious mary sue, and there's a lot of pointless gratuitous violence and sex
and all those women characters added just to please sjw, disgusting

you are such a pleb for bringing that reddit trash here
faggot

[Anonymous No.11520778]

>>11520712
Moses has moral failings (killing the Egyptian, striking the rock twice and being denied entry into Palestine) and weaknesses (he’s a bad speaker so he got Aaron to do that for him). Saying he’s a Mary Sue is to out yourself as biblically illiterate.

[Anonymous No.11520819]

>>11520712
OP, you can all this guy a faggot.

[Anonymous No.11520829]

>>11520447
Lol

[Anonymous No.11521757]

>>11520382
Telling someone they're going to hell isn't judging them, it's warning them of the Lord's judgement

[Anonymous No.11521763]

No, you can’t call me a faggot or else you’ll go to hell.

[Anonymous No.11521767]

>>11520712
This guy totally fantasizes about Ruth uncovering his feet

[Anonymous No.11521772]

>>11520067
This is why sola scriptura is bad.

[Anonymous No.11521813]

>>11520067
What's up with all this christLARPing?

[Anonymous No.11522126]

>>11520067
>>11520292
>>11520313
>>11520382

The bible tells us to judge rightly and justly and gently, not by mere appearances and not hypocritically and not carelessly or vainly. There's no injunction against "judging" itself, we have to judge right and wrong and help others correct their mistakes and help them improve. Also Court Judges and so forth have to make judgements else crimes would have no consequences. Here are some verses telling us to judge rightly:

Do not judge by appearances, but judge with right judgment.” John 7:24

Open your mouth, judge righteously, defend the rights of the poor and needy. Proverbs 31:9

“You shall do no injustice in court. You shall not be partial to the poor or defer to the great, but in righteousness shall you judge your neighbor. " Leviticus 19:15

And the Lord's servant must not be quarrelsome but kind to everyone, able to teach, patiently enduring evil, correcting [i.e judging] his opponents with gentleness. 2 Timothy 2:24


When one of you has a grievance against another, does he dare go to law before the unrighteous instead of the saints? Or do you not know that the saints will judge the world? And if the world is to be judged by you, are you incompetent to try trivial cases? Do you not know that we are to judge angels? How much more, then, matters pertaining to this life! So if you have such cases, why do you lay them before those who have no standing in the church? I say this to your shame. Can it be that there is no one among you wise enough to settle a dispute between the brothers, ... 1 Corinthians 6:1-6

[Anonymous No.11522163]

>>11520067
I think that it's saying that if you hold people to a standard then you will be held to it. So for instance if you say "I will give the worst possible review to any book that is less than perfect" then it'd only be fair that any book you wrote that was less than perfect be given the worst possible review. If you say that someone's unforgivable because they hurt your feelings, then you're also saying that you're unforgivable because you've hurt someone's feelings. So don't invent scales like that and pin people to it. If you think someone has done something wrong then pray about it and if necessary say so, but in Mathew chapter 7 verse 5 Jesus says "First remove the plank from your own eye, then you'll be able to see clearly to remove the speck from your brother's eye." Jesus didn't fail to call people out on doing wrong things, but first and foremost he made sure that his own actions were impeccable. The more we love and grow like Jesus the better we'll be able to help others to do the same. Now that I've written this I've got some planks to remove from my own eyes first. Excuse me.

[Anonymous No.11522178]

>>11522126
You said this much better than me. God bless you. And thank you.

[Anonymous No.11522531]

>>11522126
Damn, sometimes Christianity can be beautiful.

[Anonymous No.11522576]

>>11520067
I'm pretty sure your religion's origin story talks about humans eating from the tree of knowledge of good and evil and you're trying to tell me that the only way you know how to discern the two is by judging others? Sounds like you just like to be judgmental. It would be great if christianity used the sephirot so I could explain to you why judgement is damaging toy yourself and others when its not balanced. Judging others trains your brain to be judgemental in all situations instead of just "being", which tends to be a lower anxiety state that lets people open up. Judgment gets you nowhere.