[Petronski]

We obtain the word from the French jugement, with the "d" being added to make it clear it is not pronounced "zhoozh-mon." The middle "e" is in the original.

The "judgement" spelling is more common in British English, while the "judgment" spelling is more common in American English. Neither is improper in either country.

Neither "alternate" nor "secondary" means improper.

Stomping on someone's spelling errors is a sign you're out of ideas. Doing so while making spelling errors of your own is, hilarious. Doing so falsely on top of it?

Priceless.

[Mad Dawg]

Priceless.

AND ficticious!

[Dr. Eckleburg]

Hopefully you'll note that if you use Free Republic's spell checker on "judgement" the word comes up misspelled and the correct spelling of "judgment" is offered.

Spell "judgment" as incorrectly as you please. It will only further deflate your argument (or "arguement" as you may well choose.)

Meanwhile, telling someone they are damned to hell because they don't believe in Rome's "Marian dogma" is satanic and reveals a true lack of spiritual discernment and judgment.

[Quix]

Hypocrisy is

not

an admirable “Christian” habit, trait.

I’ve seen certain RC’s pounce mercilessly on posters for minor grammar and other stylistic

PRESUMED infractions

FAR, FAR, FAR more than I’ve seen Prottys do anything similar.

And one particular RC has been chief amongst the pouncers.