Simply whisper the word "discrimination", or sigh the word "judgementalism", and Christians the western world around will instantly stop their mouths.
But do these terms make sense? Are they well applied? Consider this imaginary Scripture fragment and compare it to how Humanists around you are getting Christians to dance to their tune by the power of the conditioned response to these words...
Matthew 16:13-23, Really Inspired Version
v 13 Jesus asked His disciples, "Whom do men say I am?"
v 14 and they answered "Some say you are John the Baptist; some say Elijah; and others say Jeremiah or one of the prophets."
v 15 Then he asked them "But whom do you say I am?"
v 16 and Simon Peter answered and said, "You are the Christ, the Son of the Living God!"
v 17 At that moment, an indignant voice rang out. "YOU'RE JUDGING ME!!!" screamed Mary-Anne, a woman who stood nearby.
v 18 Peter, bewildered, asketh her, "What meanest thou by this manner of words?"
v 19 Mary-Anne answering said unto him, "You're JUDGING me! How DARE you say Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, when I don't believe a word of it!
v 20 [she continued] "You're telling me that what I believe is WRONG, ALL WRONG! YOU JUDGEMENTAL PERSON! I CAN HARDLY BELIEVE YOU CALL YOURSELF A FOLLOWER OF JESUS!!!"
v 21 And having said these words, Mary-Anne turned on her heel and departed thence.
v 22 Peter, bewlidered, turneth to Jesus and asketh, "My Lord, is there error in me?"
v 23 Jesus smiled softly, and spake "Nay Peter, but there are some who cannot stand to hear the sound of a voice with which they disagree. Their hearts are stubborn, and incline not to learning."
