[SJackson]

"What if your obedience to his laws is not good enough? Do have to obey the laws 10%,30%,70% or 90% what is enough and how do you know when you have been obedient enough?"

A short answer, regardless of their inflated egos, freepers don't get to judge. Bruising, I know.

Can you post after death, maybe I'll write a vanity.

[familyop]

The reason that my answer was long (and most, including myself, agree that we don't get to judge), is that many Christians believe that there will be no judgement at all for them. There is also a canard floating around the Net stating that Jews in general don't believe in a world to come at all (besides the myth stating that Jews have to be perfect).

My purpose (with repeated disclaimer) was to convey various beliefs and study hints on the issue.

[PetroniusMaximus]

***A short answer, regardless of their inflated egos, freepers don't get to judge. Bruising, I know.***


Your answer was just a little too short to be accurate. I don't believe GestehenSieUndGibtAuf was seeking to "judge" anyone (correct me if I'm wrong GestehenSieUndGibtAuf ) but obeying the injunction of the NT of calling people to judge themselves.

"But if we judged ourselves, we would not come under judgment."

(Additionally, you'r rephrasing of the mantra "Who are we to judge" is a little 90's - don'tcha think!)

:)