Jesus said,"you have become judges rendering wicked decisions." And," If a rich man comes in to the congregation, you say, "have a seat up in the front row', but if a poor man comes in , you say, "sit over there."That being said, some examples of bias I can think of, see if it's considered a sin.Bias is similar to favoritism, because the person sides with the one they're more emotionally attached to than who's actually right. I've been on the receiving end of this before.Like, the first person does something that's "not right" to the other, but when hearing it from both, they "cover for" the wrongdoer because they're "friendlier" with them,etc.{To them, it's not about right or wrong, it's about "covering for" who they like better.}But according to Biblical instructions, isn't this wrong?Aren't we supposed to judge even handedly, in fairness?Is "leaning towards" one side over he other,,in a partial way, without being neutral,is that somewhat of a sin by Biblical standards,because it's unfair? It's like the fix is in for these people, before even considering whos right or wrong, their mind is already made up. Favoritism and bias a sin?
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