Many people might be afraid of me embracing the role of righteous judge and vigilante over parents. I want to be wrong. Most of the time, I am right about my guesses about parents, but wrong about my judgment, statistically.
It says in John 7:24 KJV:
Judge not according to the appearance, but judge righteous judgment.
The Greek root word translated both "judge" and "judgment" is κρινο (Latin: krino) and refers to the type of judgment used in the biblical context, particularly by individual members of the Early Church, namely circular courtroom judgment, based on the presumption of innocence, beyond a reasonable doubt. The Greek root word translated οψις (Latin: opsis) and refers to "beyond what the eye can see". Only the evidence in front of you, or by credible hearsay, is what exists in an investigation. However, beyond what the eye can see, one can suspect and believe that anyone is evil or entitled, but presume that your presumptions are wrong, and want them to be wrong for your own safety.
I must assume everyone around me might be a gentle parent, or presume nothing, until the parent shows their true colors. Then ban them, meaning in the case of family and friends, they will never hear from me again. Much of my family would use anti-contact gaslighting as a righteous test, so I presume innocence there. Generally, I just talk to like-minded people who avoid a core point of entitlement I look for in life.
Gentle patents nowhere, yet everywhere in sight.
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