A difference in Religions. Derseving versus Undeserving?

Sidhe · December 5, 2009, 8:10pm

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Precisely.

Jayson · December 5, 2009, 8:20pm

Not at all.

Prejudice is just simply making judgment prematurely.

While certain forms of prejudice may lack grace by individuals, it is not the opposite of grace.
Grace is simply with the grain, more or less, as it is concerned in observation.

One can be with grace to themselves, and not with grace to others.
Graceful to some, while not to others.

This is why I said the opposite is just disgrace.
The opposite of all of the above.

Now, the absence of grace is graceless.
The absence of all of the above.

But prematurely judging isn’t really anything to do with grace directly at all.

About the only time those two come close is in the concept of good graces and bad graces, when referring to being in the graces of another person.
But this just means being with their grain, or not.
Or rather, that they do or do not like you.

That’s a limited scope of grace, but it essentially revolves around the same order of like and dislike.
There’s no real premature judgment occurring with like and dislike of something that is graceful to you.
It’s like symmetrically attractive; the values aren’t universal, but being such doesn’t mean people are shallow or short in their assessment of beauty just because they follow the natural interest of symmetry.

Sidhe · December 5, 2009, 8:28pm

TheStumps:

Artist:

Is prejudice the opposite of grace?

Not at all.

Prejudice is just simply making judgment prematurely.

While certain forms of prejudice may lack grace by individuals, it is not the opposite of grace.
Grace is simply with the grain, more or less, as it is concerned in observation.

One can be with grace to themselves, and not with grace to others.
Graceful to some, while not to others.

This is why I said the opposite is just disgrace.
The opposite of all of the above.

Now, the absence of grace is graceless.
The absence of all of the above.

But prematurely judging isn’t really anything to do with grace directly at all.

About the only time those two come close is in the concept of good graces and bad graces, when referring to being in the graces of another person.
But this just means being with their grain, or not.
Or rather, that they do or do not like you.

That’s a limited scope of grace, but it essentially revolves around the same order of like and dislike.
There’s no real premature judgment occurring with like and dislike of something that is graceful to you.
It’s like symmetrically attractive; the values aren’t universal, but being such doesn’t mean people are shallow or short in their assessment of beauty just because they follow the natural interest of symmetry.

That’s just semantics are you Imp?

Post a Haiku

It’'ll make sense of winter then?-

Jayson · December 5, 2009, 8:44pm

I said, literally.

If you get into the subjective definitions of grace, then a great many things are it’s opposite, and some of those are also other subjective graces.

Sidhe · December 5, 2009, 8:46pm

I rest my case?

Haiku is wisdom…

Jayson · December 5, 2009, 9:02pm

What, subjectivity is chief among grade?
Of course.

Sidhe · December 5, 2009, 9:05pm

Eh?

Jayson · December 5, 2009, 9:28pm

What?

Sidhe · December 5, 2009, 9:38pm

Wot?

Jayson · December 5, 2009, 9:40pm

Banana!

Sidhe · December 5, 2009, 9:48pm

Asking you to explain you?

Jayson · December 5, 2009, 9:52pm

I got lost in what was going on in the conversation a bit ago…I’m still confused how shame ever came up, or how it was confused that I was speaking literally.

Sidhe · December 6, 2009, 6:16am

I am infinite shaped.

And God.

Jayson · December 6, 2009, 7:00am

Then that makes you inconceivable, therefore impossible, and therefore incapable of having existence.

No wonder I got lost.

Sidhe · December 6, 2009, 7:06am

I think therefore I am?

I exist? [-o<