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Do you walk on water and feed the hungry whilst pronouncing and judging? That is one heck of a list of sins and sinners you made there! Jesus watches you, too.

God expects you to know that which is good and that which is evil. This is knowledge for making judgements in life as to what one should do and support in life and what one should avoid doing and reject or heal in life.

What you mean is “don’t condemn.” Condemning is what God does with souls when they meet Him. It’s not okay to tell yourself or someone else YOU condemn them to hell or heaven. Christians should not condemn. However, judgement - discernment - is central to a life of a Christian. The Bible is our roadmap.

I judge theft to be a sin - every day for everyone. I am a liar if I say I condemn a theif’s soul to heaven or hell. I work self examination (judgement), repentance and forgiveness as Jesus guided every day and in every way I can understand. The better I do it, the less mess I make of life and love.

The slogan “don’t judge” has come from the homos sex sin activists and the adulterers in churches who are condemning you for knowing good from evil and expressing it. They want you to shut up while they announce sexual sin is fine and dandy - without consequence both physically and heavenly. They are liars.

“Don’t judge!” is a tool to end conversation and permit sodomy to be named lovely as demanded. They want you to be indifferent to sin and even build a ceremony on the altar in church to celebrate sin (sodomy) and that is not what you are supposed to do as a Christian, in my understanding. I won’t be in a church or a religion that builds alters to sin. It won’t stop there and if you read homo doctrines you would know there is a reason they are yapping at other people’s children about porn and homo sex behavior in every school they can.

As the churches collapse to homo demands and intimidation, they are no longer Christian. I would have been burned at the stake as a Roman because I won’t worship Ceasar and his proclamations of good and evil. I’m sticking with Jesus as best I can. : )