WORD OF GOD

... through Bertha Dudde

1869
Sense of justice ....
Judging ones feo! hu"an #eing ....
$he hu"an #eing has to ha%e an inherent sense of justice or he
!oud #e una#e to &ass judg"ent on a&&arent' heartess
conduct. (n'one !ho dee"s hi"sef so e)ated that he !i not
toerate an' o#jection #ecause he #eie%es hi"sef infai#e !i
ne%er thin* righteous' either+ for he does not ao! others the
sa"e rights he cai"s for hi"sef.
( su#stantia difference has to #e "ade #et!een &eo&e. (n'one
#eing strict' critica of hi"sef and his actions !i aso a!a's
"a*e an effort to judge other &eo&e fair'.
,o!e%er+ an'one !ho on' oo*s for fauts in his feo! hu"an
#eings and #eie%es hi"sef !ithout error !i regard a conduct
fro" a su&erior &oint of %ie!+ and thus his judg"ent is !rong.
-%er' hu"an #eing can err. e%er' hu"an #eing can "a*e
"ista*es .... /et he has to *no! hi"sef+ then he can fight his
fauts and i"&ro%e hi"sef ....
But an'one !ho does not recognise a faut in hi"sef !i not
stri%e for &erfection either.
When he acts un*ind' he !i not #e a!are of it+ he !i not hod
hi"sef to account and is inca&a#e of judging his actions fair'.
,e ac*s a sense of justice. he !i a!a's consider his o!n
actions #e'ond re&roach #ut tr' to de"ean his feo! hu"an
#eing for the east "ista*e.
0t has to #e cear to the hu"an #eing that he has no right to
accuse a feo! hu"an #eing of a degrading action as ong as he
does not i%e u& to a high "ora standard hi"sef. ,e shoud
a!a's consider his o!n shortco"ings if he !ants to criticise the
faiings of other &eo&e.
But so"eone !ith an inherent sense of justice !i not hasti'
judge so"eone ese+ for he !i tr' to &ut hi"sef into the sa"e
situation and then aso understand the faiings and fauts of the
other &erson.
,o!e%er+ in order to #e a#e to do so he has to #e truthfu+ he
has to see things as the' are .... he shoud not rate hi"sef too
high' and underrate his feo! hu"an #eing+ for then he !i
a&&' a different standard to his o!n fauts than to the other
&ersons fauts+ and that e)cudes a righteous thin*ing and
judg"ent.
It is exceptionally valuable to firmly call oneself to
account+ then the hu"an #eing !i sta' true to hi"sef and not
do his feo! hu"an #eing an injustice out of sefishness #'
unfair' conde"ning his conduct and &utting hi"sef a#o%e the
other &erson. And thus the human being should first look at
himself and his behaviour before he criticises his fellow
human being and elevates himself as his judge ....
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