Feb 5 - Judgement

After a rather interesting debate from class on February 5th I look at judgement completely different.  In my eyes I always considered judging someone to be perceived in a negative way. I know understand that judgment of someone can be both positively , and negatively done. It was very interesting to me when the one lone guy in class claimed he never judges anyone though. I believe he contradicted himself by saying he simply takes in all the details, then he evaluates. To me an evaluation of someone, or someones actions is pretty much the same thing as making a judgement about the person , or person actions. As far as me I judge people often without realizing it until after. I have a habit of looking at how someone dresses, or talks and make bold judgements about that person. Too me I think its become second nature to people, like most people will form general judgements about people because its what we humans do. I However feel as in terms of judging somebody as far as good and evil nobody has the real right to do so. I believe that everybody has their own faults, and impurities so therefore no individual can judge another individual . You would have to be pure of all sin , and all bad things and the only one who qualifies is the so called “God”. I also want to bring up the point that was made by the TA Carson about if someone was to jump on a grenade and kill themselves to save others that it could be selfless. I disagree entirely with the majority of the class who claims that whether a person jumps on a grenade to protect his loved ones, or whether they do it to be remembered that either way its a selfish act. I think that if a person truly did it for the sake of others than it was not a selfish act and that person truly just was a hero.