What are these three things you ask?
1. Religious people have to judge others.
2. Religious people have to condemn others.
3. Religious people have to put curses on others.
The Bible teaches us that we are not to judge any man in anything. One scripture asks, who art thou that judgest another man servant? Another scripture states, judge not lest thou be judged by the same judgement.
Lets go deeper into these two scriptures to see exacly what they mean.
First off, who art thou that judgest another mans servant? If a man hires a person for a certain wage, and they both agree on the wage, then the wage matter is settled between the two. It's no other persons business what this wage agreement is. Mind your own business. If the employee slackes, or is lazy and doesn't do much, it's no ones business except the employer. If the employer is happy with paying a slacker a generous wage, and never fires him, it is not your business, mind your own business. What do most people do? They do Satans will and cause a stink or problem with the employer about the slacker.
Religious people feel it is their God given duty to report slackers to the employer, and they feel that slackers should be fired from their job. Religious people sometimes do this to advance in their own career.
It is not your duty to complain about slackers on the job. If an employer is unhappy with the slacker, he can fire the slacker at any time. This is the same with God's children. If God is happy with his servant, it is not your business what that person does. If God is not happy with the performance of Hias servants, He will take care of it on Judgement day. It is not your job to judge other people, unless of course, you are religious.
Now the other verse. Judge not lest thou be judged by the same judgement. I don't know how many times I've heard this verse preached, and it is used so far out of context, it is crazy.
Every time this is preached, the preacher says, "If a man falls into temptation, and you judge his failure, you will be tempted with the same temptation, and and fail also, because of your judgement."
This is such a lie because preachers don't understand the problem of temptation, and they cannot teach something correctly that they do not know or understand.
This verse means, if you judge someone in anything, the degree of your judgement, and the very judgement itself is what you will face
A man judges a democrats to tell because they vote democratic. In his judgement, they are guilty of murder, because their voting for democrats supports abortion. He misses the fact that his voting for republicans returns his own judgement on himself, because republicans are responsible for all the carnage and suffering many people have endured in this millenium. So if democrats are going to hell for supporting abortion, then republican are going to hell for the murder and pain they've caused worldwide. This kind of thinking is just stupid.
When this man stands in judgement, he will be standing in very strong self-judgement.
His daughter was in a car crash that killed her grandmother-in-law, and her one month old baby. She was at fault, but it was deemed an accident, and she wasn't charged. This man supported her throughout the ordeal. She still killed the two people, they died at her hands. If she repented of this, then she is forgiven, and will not be held responsible. He, on the other hand, because of his own strong judgement will stand in judgement for these deaths. Why, because he had no more to do with these two deaths than democrats have to do with abortions, but because of his judgement toward all democrats, he will be judged mercilessly for the deaths of these two people in the car crash. We will all judge ourselves on judgement day, and if we do not judge others, we will not stand in judgement. This is what God wants for our lives. He wants us to not judge others so we will not stand in jeopardy of our own judgement.
Religious people will stand in their own judgement, and in order for us to not stand in judgement of religion, then we must stop being religious.
In order to stop being religious, we must stop judging, comdemning, and putting curses on others. This is a little harder to do than you might think. Being religious involves alot of things. We have to change our way of thinking, what we believe, who we believe, and church activity.
Just how religious are you? Are you willing to give up your religion to obtain salvation? Are you willing to give up religion for the sake of Gods son. Are you willing to give up your religion so you can spend eternity with God and not hopelessly seperated from Him. If you are very religious, you won't give up your religion for any of this.
Sinner people are religious too! They believe in Jesus Christ, they celebrate Chrismas and Easter, just like Christians do. They will even pray once in a while when they are facing a dilema. So their belief is in the same religion as Christians, they just don't participate in all the church activities that Christians do.
I am not judging anyone here, you can believe what you want. You have the God given right to believe whatever you want, and I won't judge you in it. I find it amazing that a person can be a Christian for 60 years, and still go to hell when they die because of some sin they forgot to repent of. Christianity is a farce.