Quotes About Judgment

Shame is a state of mind.

Maybe all that we are is what people expect us to be.

All the whispering, glaring, pointing and judging makes them no better than whoever or whatever it is they're gossiping about.

Choosing the wrong way makes us feel different and ensured you to take right decision

Criticism often hides incompetence & increases vanity. Therefore critics are always more vain that the achievers they criticize.

Wisdom is using your head, separating right from wrong, and doing what is right.

wisdom is great, but sometimes, those who think they are wiser than others can become the otherwise

Why would you put your self esteem in the hands of complete strangers?

If you don't know when you're good, how can you know when you're bad?

When One judges another, they unconsciously allow themselves to be judged.

If you take action while you are mad, you will always make the wrong decision.

When we start rating each other's lives and afflictions, we lose a bit of our humanity, compassion and perspective.

I thought she had a good heart, though not much respectability- or maybe it was because of that.

Don't mind what people say about youthe most important thing is what you believe you are.

Hell is a consequence of one's own free choice. It would not exist if free choice did not exist or, better, if free choice were not used badly. It is not imposed arbitrarily from the outside by pitiless gods but grows logically from inside a human soul. It is the result of someone's making himself what he wants to be, not what God wants him to be.

Believe nothing, no matter where you read it, or who said it, no matter if I have said it, unless it agrees with your own reason and your own common sense.

No two souls are alike; but at the core, they are the same. All souls have had different life experiences, and in a way, those experiences shape our outlook on life and the various ways to live it. Souls can express themselves through a life of compassion, tolerance, judgment, or violence.

If you lived a life of closed-mindedness, intolerance, hate, and judgment, that's what you'll have to face in yourself when you pass into the world of Spirit. Some people might call it hell, but it's said in the Bible, "Whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he also reap." Your thoughts and words and deeds have consequences.

Love, forgiveness, and compassion are always the route to take, not judgment, retribution, and spite. Something else to consider when thinking of a challenging family member is whether perhaps he or she is holding a mirror up to you. Do you share the characteristics of someone who angers you?

Will we act, or will we sit on our hands? I don't want to show up on that day only to hear God say, "This nation—where is My church? There's still too much sin, too much covenant with Baal, too much pornography, too much perversion, too much materialism, greed, pride, and arrogance. They have missed their hour of grace; only judgment awaits.

It is always useful to think badly about people one has exploited or plans to exploit.

How can you have an opinion, indeed a strong opinion, about something you haven't even read?

As historian Dick de Mildt argues, "By converting the criminal actors of the story into demon-like lunatics, we distance ourselves from them in a radical fashion, assuming them to belong to a different species which only remotely resembles us in physiognomy.

To them, joining a group and putting themselves at the mercy of someone else's collectivist judgment makes about as much sense as