Sentences with phrase «judgemental of»

I just don't like that we're suddenly becoming somewhat judgemental of people who made mistakes, and then holding it against them for an unreasonable long time.

If you notice yourself feeling judgemental of a parent's commentary about their child, ask more questions: be curious and dig in about how the caregiver may be feeling and what context might surround this, rather than making assumptions.

Don't seek advice from those who appear judgemental of online dating — they'll do nothing but discourage you at a time when you most need support and encouragement.

Forced to choose, I might settle on Anna Karenina by Leo Tolstoy - a powerful and touching book which, at the heart, teaches us all that we must never be too judgemental of others.

Thank you for this article — I too think that some mothers can be judgemental of those who don't do EXACTLY as they do and I find it so sad that they are choosing to model judgement instead of acceptance for their own children.

The media is full of all the divisive motherhood debates on which you must pick a side and be desperately offended by and judgemental of anyone else who does the opposite thing, be it breast vs bottle, co-sleeping vs cot, stay at home vs not.

In many ways, this was a very good thing for me, because I stopped fainting first of all, and because it made me a lot less judgemental of people who choose to eat meat.

fishon... that was in answer to Steve complaining that people were being judgemental of him just because they differ.

Jeremy i agree with what you have written many of the traditions in the church have come from pagan beliefs.I thought some of the comments were judgemental of others especially towards those who are pagan.There response was respectful we can learn alot about having a good attitude towards others and responding to others kindly.I think using scripture in a legalistic way is no different than what the pharisees did to Jesus in his day and he disarmed them by rebuking them saying you without sin cast the first stone.regards brentnz

Yes isn't it funny that the ones crying «tolerance» and «open - mindedness» are the most closed - minded and judgemental of all?

I can't comment on the other issue of your testimony as I don't have enough information on the church and to say anything would be judgemental of me; maybe discuss with him a proper time and place.

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Instead, we can speculate, it's this opportunity to be slightly judgemental about the behaviour of your acquaintances that proves one of the compelling draws of the site.

This model can be used as a forecasting tool (as an input to, or cross check of, the central staff forecasts which are predominantly judgemental — and much more detailed — in nature).

Most Christians (dare I say all of them before I met you) are condesending, rude, ignorant and judgemental.

You implied that some people aren't worthy of making judgements or coming to their own decisions, a common tactic of accusing a conservative of being «judgemental» because it's assumed that conservatives are mostly bible - toters who will remember that their precious bible says «judge not, lest ye be judged» and they'll suddenly become ashamed of speaking out about their beliefs for fear of appearing «judgemental».

These supposed Christian religions are nothing but a bunch of judgemental fanatics.

Seriously.I wonder how many of those books Jesus would pick up and read?I don't think you are being «judgemental» or «critical».

Of course, we haven't yet agreed as to the biblical definition of «judgemental.&raquOf course, we haven't yet agreed as to the biblical definition of «judgemental.&raquof «judgemental.»

Illness of a more physical nature isn't regarded in the same judgemental light and gets its due with regards to prayer and concern.

They use the love of a Christian trying to point out sin and trying to point to Jesus and eternal life with God as being unlovely or judgemental.

A judgement day for all 7 billion people on earth that believe in your judgemental god or not, you and your religion are as believable as the Theogony or the Gospel of the FSM.

The irony of being «Christlike» means to not be judgemental and yet there is a «judgement day» where those simply not believing in him will be suffering eternal hellfire.

Christians were «so judgemental» however the people that «embraced me» were the «unchurched» through introducing me to therapy with a personal counselor as well a providing emotinal support through checking on me daily or taking care of my home and child when I couldn't.

The main component of deism is to free people from the unreality of the religions and the overbearing judgemental supernatural god figure, that is true.

They are absolutely certain that the «silent majority» of Americans are just like them, and that a punitive and judgemental God is on their side and against «the liberals,» and no electoral defeat or anything else will ever convince them otherwise.

It is not judgemental: there is a check list, just as a check list for any other kind of belief system or ideology.

Your kind of judgemental thinking is the reason for the death of «evangelical» christianity in America.

Perhaps you're just writing from a place of great angst but the tone of this blog seems very judgemental and condemning.

Every now and then you might get an «Our» out of them, but only when they say «Jesus died for «Our» sins» which is almost always followed by a judgemental «enjoy heII you atheist!»

Most of the time it seems to be all the things you condemned: hierarchical, conventional, judgemental, hypocritical, respectable, comfortable, moralising, compromising, clinging to its privileges and worldly securities, and when not being objectionable, just absurd.

Fifth: Because we can't actually measure or determine any of the above, your comment comes off as pure judgemental arrogance.

This is sickening... they don't have his name with the others because of his race... That shows others and children that read this that american's aer racist and are very judgemental!!!

But he said: «None of us are perfect and actually we have a responsibility to pray for those who are in need and to do so not in a judgemental way.

You HE has no influence over those billions of people that do not believe in your god, get over your judgemental self.

But the question for me is, how to deal with the judgemental, holy than thou personalities, that are in these positions of power.

@Sam — I agree with you, and it's going to work, if only it's possible to find a way to sensibly reconcile the two aspects of God's love: the judgemental and non-judgemental.

Stop being judgemental, your ignorance is not building up the foundation of the church.

We have become way too much eyeball people as Christians assume that those who don't live according to the way they do they are unsaved, we have created this judgemental relationship which hurts peoples fellowship with God, there are no litmus tests for people that believe in Jesus, which is why we are called to not judge others, and people use James 2:14, and 1 John's verse of those who practices righteousness are righteous even though I think it's talking about earthly righteousness toward people that we as Christians should show because there is a lost world out there that needs are help and these doctrines of guilt, condemnation, anger, and judgement aren't helping in fact they are doing the opposite, just like how in James it's justification towards man.

How do deal with judgemental, holy than thou personalities in positions of power?

No matter what that preacher said that day, no matter how many purity balls are thrown with sparkling upper - middle - class extravagance, no matter the purity rings and the purity pledges, no matter the judgemental Gospel - negating rhetoric used with the best of intentions, no matter the «how close is too close?»

Found the building full of political, judgemental harshness, rather than teaching live, acceptance, and hope for our journeys.

I was convicted of my own judgemental heart and it stung to remember that anyone can love those who love them back.

I was raised Christian and have never, and will never, understand the hipocrosy and judgemental nature of a large percentage of christians.

You analogy with the plight of African Americans and devout judgemental Christians is a weak argument but I respect you and replies..

That you are a judgemental person who thinks everyone except yourself is lost may have something to so with the lack of support.

Thus the reason why I am searching to learn how Jesus addressed the sinners He was confronted with or stumbled across without a judgemental attitude but one of love that struck the hearts of those He told ``... go and sin no more.»

The days are getting very evil and I do not want to be accused of self — righteousness and find this to be so touchy of a subject with family and friends I feel if I mess up sounding judgemental those folks souls are on my head.

And when Jesus died for ALL of our sins, I guess that meant yours for being judgemental.

I'm not the judgemental type, but by my understanding of what the Bible says is required of a Christian, it is my estimation that Obama is not one.

Siddhartha Gautama seemed less judgemental than a lot of the other cranky, made up deities, and that works for me.