[Jael]

"The religious saying "Judge not, lest ye be judged" is flawed in that it's telling people to avoid using their mind, and reason."

Oh no. Actually the context of that verse is concerning judging someone involved in a sin you are involved in. For instance, were I having an affair, I would be best served by keeping my mouth shut about what Bill Clinton did.

In actuality, I believe that a Christian should judge certain things. It is needful for discernment.

But you judged Lurker yourself by calling him boorish, but then faulted judgment.

I found your comment to be a contradiction. If you are offended at what he said or did, you certainly wouldn't want to do the same. But you did.

[Cultural Jihad]

But you judged Lurker yourself by calling him boorish,...

A man who staggers up to you smelling of strong drink and incontinence, yelling at hidden phantoms, is called a drunkard. Are we judging his soul's state of grace? Or are we judging his behaviors? Can one person judge another's actions as right or wrong without judging the person who acts?

[thinktwice]

But you judged Lurker yourself by calling him boorish,

I didn't say Lurker was boorish, but I won't disagree with anyone saying he's boorish.