[Generalbob]

I don't know much, but I do know that Jesus asked us not to judge other people.

[Peach]

I don't know much, but I do know that Jesus asked us not to judge other people.

Then you can't be pleased by the judgment that Gibson has clearly made about Jews, including the fact that "they start all the wars."

[Hildy]

I don't know much, but I do know that Jesus asked us not to judge other people.

That's interesting...a quick search of your name found this:

CAPTION THE KENNEDYS
Posted by Generalbob to petercooper
On News/Activism 07/31/2006 2:18:51 PM MDT · 60 of 86

Twiddle dee and Twiddle dumb

Now, that's not very nice...what would Jesus say?

[cyborg]

You have to when coming to issues like this. I don't judging the size of Hillary's ankles personally.

[nopardons]

Nope, that isn't what HE meant at all and obviously, you and a few others here, need help understanding the scriptures. And cherry-picking them, to use as any kind of refutation, on FR, is worse than useless.

[muawiyah]

He only asked us to judge people if we, ourselves, were prepared to be judged.

This business of a total prohibition on "judging" is an invention by anti-Christians and folks outside the pale of Christian orthodoxy. It's part of the heresy called ANTINOMIANISM. (NOTE: it's also spelled ANTINOMINALISM).

[juliej]

Yes, but Jesus was not a wuss and I suspect he would not approved of a self-pitying drunk driver who could have run over a bunch of people. There are photos of Gibson that evening with his arms all over two blondes. Close to adultery - too close.

[Xenalyte]

Jesus asked us not to judge other people.

Not really, unless you count a warning of reciprocity as a prohibition.