Saying or Thinking What You Don’t Know

Poverty: lazy people, alcoholics and drug addicts, people with physical or mental disabilities, criminal minds, outcasts, dropouts from society, people not seeking help just handouts. What causes poverty? And is being poor a choice? I’m not going to try and answer those questions, but I will say from my experience and opinion, I don’t know. When observing homelessness, can I explain how that person became homeless? No I can’t, but I do know how I became homeless. When I see a person drive by in an $80,000 car, what do I honestly know about that person? Nothing. What about seeing a person in the gutter, dirty and asleep? Do I know how that person go that way? No. Do I have free range on my thoughts and reasoning? I can try, but I will mess that up. Matthew 7:1 says, “Judge not, that ye be not judged.” I do believe this statement. Verse 2 says, “For what judgement ye judge, ye all be judged; and with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again.”