(July 20, 2013 at 6:44 pm)Rhythm Wrote: Generally, "being judgemental" refers to being either -excessively- judging..or perhaps not having a very adept "judging faculty" but using it anyway. To say that someone is judgemental can be a simple observation of fact. -Or- we could call the simple act of judging one thing the requirement for being judgemental - thereby eroding any specificity between the terms.
But making a factual claim from having limited information is the definition of judgement. So by calling someone judgemental after observing their behaviour is still judgemental.
What is excessively judgemental?
The only freedom, is freedom from illusion.
