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<blockquote data-quote="MichaelF" data-source="post: 2626569" data-attributes="member: 240170">I asked a question not long ago about what would happen to a man in a &quot;hypothetical situation&quot;.I received a lot of strong answers from Christians. The situation was that the man committed murder in an attempt make life better for his family.Most answers were &quot;he will go to hell&quot;. &quot;he took judgment in his own hands there fore he disobeyed God and will go to hell&quot;. Only 2 answers out of 20 were &quot;Only God knows&quot;. Which is the correct one, since only god does know. (I awarded one of them the best answer)My hypothetical story was a opener for this next questions.So why do Christians pass judgment so freely when the bible clearly states not to. Do you think you are more entitled to pas judgment since you use Gods teachings when doing so?Isn&#039;t`t saying &quot;he took judgment in his own hands and therefore he is going to hell&quot;in turn judging him?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MichaelF, post: 2626569, member: 240170"] I asked a question not long ago about what would happen to a man in a "hypothetical situation". I received a lot of strong answers from Christians. The situation was that the man committed murder in an attempt make life better for his family. Most answers were "he will go to hell". "he took judgment in his own hands there fore he disobeyed God and will go to hell". Only 2 answers out of 20 were "Only God knows". Which is the correct one, since only god does know. (I awarded one of them the best answer) My hypothetical story was a opener for this next questions. So why do Christians pass judgment so freely when the bible clearly states not to. Do you think you are more entitled to pas judgment since you use Gods teachings when doing so? Isn't`t saying "he took judgment in his own hands and therefore he is going to hell"in turn judging him? [/QUOTE]

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