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 %JUDGE RELIGIOUS LEADER DOCTRINE DOGMA CHURCH BOOK 930401

     We need to have a healthy basis for making judgements
about religious leaders,  doctrines,   dogmas,   churches,
books,   etc.   By their fruits we may know them.   We may
look with open eyes and see what their fruits are.  We may
listen with our open hears ears and hear what their fruits
are.  If we have  eyes to see and ears to hear and do  not
take  note of their fruits we should not be  surprised  at
our disappointments.

     In making  our judgements we  should  notice  whether
there  is  a tendency toward  realities  pointed  to words
below on the left rather than on the right, or vice versa:

     HEALING                    SICKENING
     BEING WELL                 BEING ILL
     INTEGRATION                DISINTEGRATION
     HONESTY                    DISHONESTY
     ACCEPTANCE                 REJECTION
     FORGIVENESS                ALIENATION
     RECONCILIATION             CONDEMNATION
     INCLUSIVENESS              EXCLUSIVITY
     FREEDOM                    IMPRISONMENT
     LIBERATING                 IMPRISONING
     ENABLING                   CONTROLING
     AFFECTION                  MANIPULATION
     GENTLE                     VIOLENT
     HUMBLE                     ARROGANT
     FRIENDLY                   PRETENTIOUS
     SUPPORTIVE                 JUDGMENTAL
     CHARITABLE                 LEGALISTIC
     FLEXIBLE                   MORALISTIC
     ADAPTABLE                  RIGID
     INTERDEPENDENT             DEPENDENT
     AUTHENTIC                  ADDICTIVE
     COOPERATIVE                CODEPENDENT                
     COLABORATIVE               COLLUSIVE
     TOLERANT                   DOMINEERING
     HOSPITABLE                 DEMANDING
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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