Does judging other people’s sins make you more likely to sin yourself?

[jennifer_bloom]

People do not realize when you judge sin, you attract sin.

And when you forgive sin, you drive away sin.

When you judge others, you absorb their unbiblical methods of living.

And when you forgive others, you eject their unbiblical methods of living.

[AlperHan]

I think there's a difference between judging a person's worth and recognizing that an action is wrong. We shouldn't condemn people, because none of us is without sin. But if we stop calling wrong actions wrong, we also stop growing morally. Humility means examining ourselves first, not pretending right and wrong no longer exist.

[Micheal6918]

GOD said we should not judge and we can only correct someone that committed sin by preaching the word of GOD to them and making sure they are saved by Receiving Christ as their lord and personal Saviour

[rightplacerighttime]

And all in all and all good things are all good things to come to all bad things there's an equal and opposite reaction for every bad thing that happens so in reality 60% of sinners on 30% of 40% of non-sinners either way you still look at it it's half and half you still sending regardless even if it's only a little bit no matter who's judging there's nobody's job

[hellokittyy28]

No, but that certainly won't make me any less sinful.

[Kassandra1994]

It makes you a hyprocrite.

[loveyouoak]

I don't care about other people's sins.