Is There Ever a Time to Judge Others?
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Drop Contempt to Reduce Condemnation
Moral judgments become more complex and nuanced within personal relationships compared to general principles such as 'stealing is wrong.' Engaging with others demands patience, generosity, and caution before forming opinions on their actions. Contempt is a significant factor in the act of condemnation; by eliminating contempt, one can significantly diminish the frequency of condemnation, though not eliminate it completely. This emphasis on compassion over judgment fosters deeper understanding and connection in relationships.
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