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Who Are We To Judge

Fraser Dyer
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      Jesus says ‘Do not judge’ yet our human instinct often leads us to harsh judgements of others. In a world where snap judgements are made in seconds on social media, how can Christians resist the urge to join in? Christians may be especially adept at dressing up their judgement of others as righteousness and being a witness for Christ without recognising the psychological and spiritual pitfalls. It remains easier to point the finger at clearer and more observable sins than to recognise the way judgementalism corrupts us. In this insightful and wise book, Fraser Dyer helps us to understand what compels Christians to be judgemental towards others. He explores the condemnation of judgementalism throughout scripture, and particularly in the ministry and teaching of Christ. He also includes a set of practical approaches, rooted in Christian spirituality, to enable us to journey from the self-righteousness of judgementalism towards love of God and neighbour.
      Format: CONTRIBUTORS: Fraser Dyer EAN: 9780281072484 COUNTRY: United Kingdom PAGES: WEIGHT: 196 g HEIGHT: 216 cm
      PUBLISHED BY: SPCK Publishing DATE PUBLISHED: 2015-07-16 CITY: GENRE: RELIGION / Christian Living / General WIDTH: 138 cm SPINE:

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      Christian life and practice

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      The Revd Fraser Dyer is an Anglican priest in an inner-city parish in south London. Prior to ordination, he worked in the voluntary sector, leading volunteer programmes for Traidcraft and Greenpeace UK, before spending twenty years as a consultant and trainer. He is the author of Why do I do this every day? Finding meaning in your work (Lion Hudson, 2005).
      Jesus says ‘Do not judge’ yet our human instinct often leads us to harsh judgements of others. In a world where snap judgements are made in seconds on social media, how can Christians resist the urge to join in? Christians may be especially adept at dressing up their judgement of others as righteousness and being a witness for Christ without recognising the psychological and spiritual pitfalls. It remains easier to point the finger at clearer and more observable sins than to recognise the way judgementalism corrupts us. In this insightful and wise book, Fraser Dyer helps us to understand what compels Christians to be judgemental towards others. He explores the condemnation of judgementalism throughout scripture, and particularly in the ministry and teaching of Christ. He also includes a set of practical approaches, rooted in Christian spirituality, to enable us to journey from the self-righteousness of judgementalism towards love of God and neighbour.
      Format: CONTRIBUTORS: Fraser Dyer EAN: 9780281072484 COUNTRY: United Kingdom PAGES: WEIGHT: 196 g HEIGHT: 216 cm
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      Christian life and practice

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      The Revd Fraser Dyer is an Anglican priest in an inner-city parish in south London. Prior to ordination, he worked in the voluntary sector, leading volunteer programmes for Traidcraft and Greenpeace UK, before spending twenty years as a consultant and trainer. He is the author of Why do I do this every day? Finding meaning in your work (Lion Hudson, 2005).

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