Why "he who is without sin" does not "judge" anyone
1248. But "he who is without sin" does not countenance "stoning" anyone. "He who is without sin" can be nothing other than he who understands. And he who understands sees of course that no one can be more perfect than he is today. No one can be as perfect today as he will be tomorrow or in the future, regardless of whether he is "stoned" or "punished" in some other way or not. But he is more perfect than he was in the past. His place on the ladder of evolution today thus constitutes his fundamental standard of consciousness, which means that the being in no way whatsoever can know or understand anything other than what his sensory faculty, which is based on this standard, gives him access to. "He who is without sin", or he who understands, thus sees that the being cannot manifest actions or forms of morality and justice other than those that it is able to build up by means of this sensory faculty. It is not so remarkable that "he who is without sin"warns us not to "judge".
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