It’s tempting to say that the creators, motivation and character need to be pure when judging their work. However, I have come to accept some degree of imperfection as part of the human condition. So many of our great works, philosophies, spiritual guidance have come from deeply flawed sources. Rather than have nothing left, I read the work itself and judge it on its own merits, trusting my God to incorporate it into my life. I aspire to be part of the evolution…
It’s important not to deify those who are good at what they do. After all, we are human beings, not human doings. We can celebrate achievements, flaws and all, while also holding people accountable for their actions.
It’s tempting to say that the creators, motivation and character need to be pure when judging their work. However, I have come to accept some degree of imperfection as part of the human condition. So many of our great works, philosophies, spiritual guidance have come from deeply flawed sources. Rather than have nothing left, I read the work itself and judge it on its own merits, trusting my God to incorporate it into my life. I aspire to be part of the evolution…
That's a very good way to look at the situation, judge each work on its merits. Thank you for your comment.
Funny, I said, trusting my gut and spellcheck changed it to God. I guess that works too!
It’s important not to deify those who are good at what they do. After all, we are human beings, not human doings. We can celebrate achievements, flaws and all, while also holding people accountable for their actions.
I agree, though still feel it's hard to do sometimes. Thanks for your input.