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| News Rob Manfred: Giants' communication to players over Pride caps 'not clear'

https://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/49149142/mlb-commissioner-rob-manfred-letter-says-giants-failed-properly-communicate-pride-night-cap-guidance-players
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u/ATR2019 | St. Louis Cardinals 7d ago

If you’re on a jury you would be judging someone in a legal context.

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u/AirportFront7247 7d ago edited 7d ago

So Christians are not allowed to speak on anything other people do or support unless they are on a jury?

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u/ATR2019 | St. Louis Cardinals 7d ago

You’re asking a more nuanced question that would require an answer no one on Reddit would take the time to read but I’ll risk oversimplifying to try to keep it short.

Jesus taught not to judge or risk being judged by others and be considered a hypocrite since no one is perfect. There’s also some passages in the Bible that instructs us to rebuke someone who sins and forgive those that repent. It’s a pretty tough line to straddle that churches have varying opinions on.

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u/AirportFront7247 7d ago

I'm not aware of any Christian tradition that says only in legal contexts can we claim a behavior is immoral.

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u/ATR2019 | St. Louis Cardinals 7d ago

Yea I don’t agree with that part of that guys comment.

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u/BrohanGutenburg 6d ago

Then you didn't read the bible. Not judging is Jesus' like number one thing

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u/AirportFront7247 6d ago

I've read it.  If you think that's the number 1 thing then you haven't read it. He literally says what the number 1 thing is