Hello there beautiful people, I trust your day has been better than mine so far. It has been wet, cold and pretty much annoying so far; I hope the rest of it will be better. It has to be (am writing afterall). Pretty much feeling like the opposite of a saint right now (and I don't mean sinner; I mean the one that has horns). But forgive me, I digress.
So we've all been in either stated category at one time or another (if you have only been in one camp, I lack the words to say to you). Many times, we often cross this line whilst remaining oblivious to the fact. To avoid confusion, let me state what I mean by Saint and Sinner (yes na, my dictionary is different from the regular one most times). You have been a saint to someone when by your words or actions you have blessed them, made their lives better, eased their pain, been a source of comfort to him/her.
On the other side of the divide, you've sinned when you wrong someone (either knowingly or inadvertently). Most times, normal humans err without meaning to; either because of circumstances beyond one's control or because it cannot be helped. Now if you are a repeat offender, chances are you won't be considered normal o (Just saying).
Anyway, I'm wondering why we tend to play judge over supposed sinners when we've all sinned. We are very quick to judge others; we quickly forget that IT COULD BE YOU.
Am out people, let's be tolerant with each other....
So we've all been in either stated category at one time or another (if you have only been in one camp, I lack the words to say to you). Many times, we often cross this line whilst remaining oblivious to the fact. To avoid confusion, let me state what I mean by Saint and Sinner (yes na, my dictionary is different from the regular one most times). You have been a saint to someone when by your words or actions you have blessed them, made their lives better, eased their pain, been a source of comfort to him/her.
On the other side of the divide, you've sinned when you wrong someone (either knowingly or inadvertently). Most times, normal humans err without meaning to; either because of circumstances beyond one's control or because it cannot be helped. Now if you are a repeat offender, chances are you won't be considered normal o (Just saying).
Anyway, I'm wondering why we tend to play judge over supposed sinners when we've all sinned. We are very quick to judge others; we quickly forget that IT COULD BE YOU.
Am out people, let's be tolerant with each other....