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Don’t judge your friend – until you’ve been to his place.

שו”תCategory: philosophyDon’t judge your friend – until you’ve been to his place.
asked 4 months ago

Discussing this could also be beneficial. Then what’s the problem?


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מיכי Staff answered 4 months ago

Simply put, it means to discuss the scale of obligation. Although it is also not correct to discuss the scale of merit, but there the results are less problematic. I have also applied this to ruling on halakhic law in situations that are far from my experiences. See column 699


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מקס replied 4 months ago

That is, then we actually have no right to judge good or bad until we step into the other person's shoes. The question is also asked because, "Who judges all people with the same degree of fairness?" (There is nothing like Pirkei Avot. Tractate Derech Eretz should be read)

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