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Judge or Judge Not: Which is Right?
by Angela Dion May 2009
Many news headlines and stories for the past two years focus on how judgmental Christians are. What does God’s Word offer for guidance in this area?
 
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hristians seem to fall into two categories concerning judging others. Either we judge with an iron fist, condemning anyone who doesn’t conform to our standards, or we never judge others, thinking: "Nobody’s perfect; Who am I to judge?" Are there people whom Christians should judge? What does the Bible teach us about judging? 


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