How can 1 tell if another is guilty by ignorance & does what 1 thinks is right or is guilty of indifference?
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Before proper conduct?\nWe are not to judge a person.  Maybe point out their actions that is wrong, but not the person.  The person we are simply suppose to love them as Jesus loved people.
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I believe we, as humans, judge without knowing all the facts.  It may appear one way to us, but if we knew all the facts, we may see it another way.  I've had people judge me in a certain situation, but they didn't know what I had been through and they only saw the choice I made, not that I didn't have a choice.
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I don't think it is right to judge other ppl least I want to be judged. We can make general observations but we do not know what has happened in a persons life to make them the way they are. WE have not walked in their shoes.
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Admit that you might be wrong
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When you do something wrong, but don't want to admit it, you can come up with excuse upon excuse to prove your case.\n\n'Even the devil can cite the scriptures', to quote Christ.\n\nI have a friend who in an argument or debate raises just 1 valid percentage point as opposed to you raising 99% and he will insist that he is right based solely on his 1%.\n\nIn his court, the prosecution must prove his case beyond a shadow of doubt, to convict.
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Depends on the person. A closeminded person -willfully- ignores evidence that are contrary to personal beliefs, while an openminded person will integrate them into their belief system, granted that the evidence is justified. However people have a natural tendency to resist new ideas and evidence.
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Confusion\nDeception\nLying by Ommision
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Are you willing to say that ignorance IS bliss?
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One's truth may be another's lie.
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Ask yourself whether the behavior is one you admire in other people.  Ask yourself whether the behavior will make the world better or worse (not just for you, but overall).  Ask yourself whether you would want to be on the receiving end of the behavior.\n\nIf you don't admire it in others, if it will make the world a worse place, or if you wouldn't want to be on the receiving end of it, then it's probably wrong.
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It all depends on what they view to be truthful.  If truth to one is false to another, then it should not make a difference.  \n\nThe real issue is if they reject truth knowing that to be the truth,  and embrace false or what is deemed a lie because they're more comfortable with facing a lie.   If this was the case, the consequence for that person is not ever having a grasp of reality where State and Church would have to intervene to curb him/her from the natural tendency to do evil.
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All is point of view, however Right and Wrong are judgments of action based upon point of view.\nA psychopath has no conception of Right or Wrong.  A human who is not a psychopath as some conception of what is Right and what is Wrong, but these may not be relative.\nAlmost every culture of humans believes that it is Wrong to hurt another human on purpose.  Does that make not hurting another Right?\nKeep in mind, no matter what your religious background, Divinity is the only real judge.  All judgments made by humans might be in error and will probably cause you to be judged.
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One is narrow-minded and can only see it from their viewpoint.  \nThe other tries to keep some sort of objectivity and keeps personal opinion to him or her self.
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Some people can't see past ignorance.
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Guilt is an inner voice that is trying to tell you that something is not right.  You need to look at that guilt and understand where it is coming from and why.  We all have an inner conscience that tells us when we have strayed from the belief system we hold to.  We need to forgive others, or ourselves, make a firm amendment not to repeat the cause of that guilt (the action, thought, etc.) and if necessary make restitution to whomever we have hurt or damaged by our action.  I am talking about actual guilt that is a result of a wrong action on our own part, where we have violated our own inner beliefs and not someone elses attempt to use guilt to shame or control us according to their own agenda.
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As of late it seems to me that people are incapable or unwilling to see any side of an issue but their own side. Everyone is concerned about what was done to them and not what they may have done to others. It seems that being "right" is more important than love. This is a sad commentary on life and a the darker part of human nature.\n\nThe next time someone close to you is in a conflict, invite them to try and understand the others' point of view and watch their reaction. Most of the time it is "<expletive> the other person." You will see that most people can only see their side. For example I was in an accident a few weeks ago. This elderly man cut right in front of me. He was makeing a left turn from a stop sign and didn't see me. It was broad day light and he told me that I should have had my lights on. Broad day light mind you. I didn't argue with him I just waited and let the cops explain it to him. He was incapable of seeing any side but his own. In his own mind he could not be wrong. I was just glad we were both okay. \n\nWe have to, we must, practice love if we are to survive as a species on this earth.
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Ignorance is usually self inflicted.  Or it is learned in allot of cases.  So there acting out either what they've learned or what they have made up in their own mind.  Some do it out loud and some are underhanded and dirty.  Nevertheless we must remember that any form of prejudice can classify us as racist, whether it's somebody in a wheelchair or stereotyping.  It's good to know we have some people out here like yourself that would let people know about their ignorance.  Good question.