From: Horse (horse@darkstar.uk.net)
Date: Sun Oct 20 2002 - 22:43:40 BST
Hi Darrell
On 20 Oct 2002 at 13:44, Oldehippie1947@aol.com wrote:
> I think the key difference between judging others or not is that it is OK to judge behaviors without
> judging the value of the human being the behaviors are attached to.
At the risk of sounding like a behaviourist(!), behaviour is what we experience in our
interaction with others. When we make judgements of others we make our judgements
based on how we experience their behaviour - what else is there to experience. We
have no access to the inner feelings and motivations of others except by their actions.
Anything else would seem to be unfounded assumption.
When another cries we assume they are in pain, when they laugh we assume (at least
momentary) happiness.
If we see out of character behaviour (a judgement?) then this is based on our past
experience of anothers behaviour.
There may be other possibilities but it seems to boil down to making judgements is
based on behaviour experience and thus to the character of the person.
In the MoQ this is the same at all levels - what is experienced is all that is known and
what is experineced is behaviour.
Could be wrong though (Hi Rog)
Horse
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