<l...@rdfmedia.com> wrote:
> Naaa I don't see judgment as disillusion at all. It is rather quite a
> natural state of being, we do it every day. When crossing the road
> judgeing the exact safe time to cross is makeing a judgement, how is
> such a judgement disillusion?
>
Yes, I agree. But there's a difference between making a rational
judgement on whether or not to cross a street at a particular time
(based on traffic and potential car/human impact) and moral judgement
when we know that we don't know everything about another individual.
I think the latter variety is best left in the lap of God who knows
best.
> On Mar 30, 4:56 am, the taoist shaman <bryan...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > lost me ~ judgment is disillusion to one degree or another ,i can
> > explain but u d have to twist my arm , im
> > typing on PS3 controller ~ the sign of a true scolar, the PS3 LOL
>
> > we need more punctuation , im not laphing , im sarcastic
>
> > Pat wrote:
> > > On Mar 18, 7:12 pm, DarkwaterBlight <douglas.bli...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > > Is not judgment on both sides of the equation? Perhaps it is a
> > > > quadratic equation... :/
>
> > > Probably far more than that. Once you've had an initial action, like
> > > the Big Bang, all other actions after it are reactions TO it. And how
> > > many actions have there been since the Big Bang? Perhaps judgement is
> > > a quadratic equation, and there's good reason to think that it is,
> > > because there's certainly an imaginary element to it. I would think
> > > that any personal judgement MUST be a form of quadratic, as our own
> > > personal morals, which may be purely imaginary, will enter the
> > > equation. When it comes to Absolute judgement by an omniscient deity
> > > who, by definition knows the truth and knows what is fair, the
> > > equation is only a simple action/reaction.
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> > > > On Mar 18, 9:42 am, Pat <PatrickDHarring...@hotmail.com> wrote:
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> > > > > On Mar 16, 5:31 am, the taoist shaman <bryan...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> > > > > > judgement can take many forms, judgement of self, others, right and
> > > > > > wrong , pleasant or unpleasant , good or bad, to accept or not
> > > > > > accept , to condemn or not condemn , to love or not to love that
> > > > > > truely is the question.
>
> > > > > > if some misfortune should cross me , i make a judgement , and say to
> > > > > > myself - .....well?.....crap......this is no good.- but a month or two
> > > > > > down the line (HS 20/20) i can relate that situation to another and
> > > > > > use it as a tool. to realise this at the time of misfortune is to have
> > > > > > clarity.
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> > > > > > if i see only darkness i am blind , if i see only light iam
> > > > > > blind ,when light and dark come together i have sight.
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> > > > > > judgement .... judgement can be applyed to anything .... it is
> > > > > > evrything, yet it is judgment that defeats us, at the same time it is
> > > > > > unavoidable, - if you choose not to decide you still have made a
> > > > > > choice
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> > > > > > if i see only darkness i am blind , if i see only light iam blind ,
> > > > > > when light and dark come together i have sight.
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> > > > > > it is not judgment that defeats us, but poor judgment . typically poor
> > > > > > judgment comes from lack of clarity , lack of clarity from lack of
> > > > > > awareness , lack of awareness from lack of concern or compassion .
> > > > > > compassion in itself is a form of judgment . most people when they
> > > > > > hear the word compassion think of concern for others , but dont i also
> > > > > > deserve to have compassion for myself ?
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> > > > > > as you judge so will you be judged.- new testament - if i judge others
> > > > > > harshly will i not intuitively hold myself to the same standards ?
> > > > > > will not others hold me to the same standards i impose upon them ? if
> > > > > > i judge the world around me i judge gods work and therefore god , will
> > > > > > he not hold me to the same judgement ( judgement /
> > > > > > judgment ........?)
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> > > > > Judgement is a reaction. For every action there is an equal and
> > > > > opposite reaction. Judgement is the reaction side of the equation.
>
> > > > > > judgment can be viewed as what makes an individual who they are -
> > > > > > this idea opens a ca n of worms
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> > > > > > ie. - is it judgment that separates us from other animals GEN.3:22
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> > > > > > -judgment in relation to freedom / individuality
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