Sometimes, we judge one another too quickly, especially in politics.
We judge by appearances, by what we have heard, by the camp someone belongs to, or by conclusions formed long before we knew the whole story.
So how would I like to be judged? Not by my silence or my associations, but by whether the way I live matches the Truth I say I stand for, and only once the whole story is known.
I always hold myself to the same standards. Conduct and public choices matter, and we must exercise discernment. But we should also retain the humility to recognise that we do not know another person's heart, motives or complete story.
Truth does not bend around our politics, friendships or ambitions, and we must align ourselves with it.
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