How is a Human to be judged, is it by color of skin, male or female, or just by nature this is the question?

Question

How is a Human to be judged, is it by color of skin, male or female, or just by nature this is the question?

Answer 1

This question has a right to be in this section.  It is studied in psychology but it has it's roots in human survival which is right on the money.  It is not a religious problem but a human problem.  We judge people within the first seconds of meeting them and we judge by their appearance.  You can even learn that in a job interview class. Our brains place great importance on this process because we must judge if that person is going to do us harm or not.  It is in religion because religion has been an useful tool of man to control his animal instincts.  This is animal instinct.  You can try to override it but for the most part you will only be deceiving yourself because survival instinct is paramount.

Answer 2

Judgement is a moral concept, not an Anthropological method of determining the value of physical data!

Answer 3

Jesus said a tree is judged by it fruit.

Answer 4

Why you put this question in Anthropology?

You have been reported

Answer 5

Humans are transcendent form...We can't even claim we are the same person throughout our life ! Jesus Christ once said: do not judge, or you shall be judged !

Answer 6

Humans should be judged by their intentions and actions in how they treat other living things.

And a person's past should not be held against them forever.

Answer 7

content of character

Answer 8

hate this kinda question!

Answer 9

We judge people in all sorts of ways and by all sorts of standards. The judgments we render are almost always superfluous and down right incorrect.

It's very possible that the penchant for judging others is just one more bad idea from religion that has spilled over into real life.

Most of us arrive at conclusions by Olympian leaps of what passes for reasoning. This may account for our record of success in judging others, namely, abysmal.

Ans: We should have the capacity to judge others by their life performance.

Do we?

Probably not, such a fair judgment leaves no room for our favorite set of prejudices, those misconceptions we treat as facts and hold so dear.

Answer 10

We can know a person by their actions....Bible tells us , we can know a tree from its fruits....a good tree will bring forth good fruits....and a bad tree bears bad fruits. Matthew 7:15-20, Luke 6:43-45........but we are NOT  to judge others Luke 6:37,38

Answer 11

For me, there's nothing to do with the color of the skin, either with the gender or ones nature. I think it is something to do with the acts of anyone. Because only through actions we can see how people manifesting their inner self., and this is the very transparent thing of a human being, nothing more or less.

As what our great great great ancestors did - Adam and Eve.  They were judged by God specifically and absolutely to their deeds.

In our days today, what's hap penning now to any court is the person accused are judge according to what he has done. For the things we did, has its proof to justify and defend for.

Answer 12

Judge others only after you have judged yourself.

If people are to be judged, then it must be by the evidence at hand.

Answer 13

Humans are not to be judged by other humans.

Answer 14

Are you implying that one must be one or the other in order to be human -- and if one is the "other kind", they are not human?

Why "judge" them at all, except as individuals?