When I was on the bus going home half an hour ago, a thought came to my mind.
I'm not going to talk about who's right and who's wrong in this thread. But something else..
Imagine that TONIGHT the world ends and we're all in Heaven, meeting the Lord. Imagine Jesus greeting us and giving each one of us a hug. And..how would we see
each other then? If asked, what would we say
about each other?
I imagine - and this is pure speculation - that we'd say something like.. oh look there's KTS!! Isn't it wonderful how she's so grateful for what Jesus has done for her! And TLF and Bene!! They're so passionate about the Church! etc.
In other words, we'd see the good in each other wouldn't we.
I think that this is a good model of how we should treat each other here on earth. Because we are in the Lord's presence here too, and we even receive Him into ourselves every Sunday if we're so fortunate.
You know what rocks.. lol.. just seeing the good in people. Remembering our own sins and flaws, remembering who we are without God's grace, but not paying too much attention to the flaws of others. Because if we do this, we'll be tempted to pride. Sure everyone has flaws. But - love does not remember past wrongs..
This doesn't mean that we are to pay no attention to sin and error. It is fine, and
right, to be concerned that someone is going in the wrong direction. If they are, we should tell them this, but only once.. don't push it.. and then let God act. Pray for them. Offer little sacrifices for them. Be their friend.. be kind.. and they'll see, eventually. If we push the truth on them, they'll just turn away even more. And if there's something in their heart that prevents them from accepting the truth fully, the demons might even use that and attack them. They'll be worse off than they were before. Love always leads to good... so let's love one another as Christ siad!

If you think that someone is wrong, pray for them... don't keep on telling them they're wrong.. just tell them the truth once, and then give them to God. He knows what to do. And after praying, forget their flaws and remember your own, and when you talk to them keep in mind everything that's good about them. Assume the best, not the worst.
That's just speculation and my opinion. But I think this is the safest thing to do. It's safest for our souls and for the souls of our brothers/sisters.
Hope it doesn't seem like I'm lecturing here. That's not my intent. I was just on the bus and this thought came to me and I felt like sharing it. I might be wrong though.
God bless
