Judgmental Vs Evil

Equal on the Inside If Adolf Hitler and Nelson Mandela were put in a room together, one could identify the good and the bad of the two. If Joseph Stalin and Mahatma Ghandi were put in a room together, the good-nature and the evil of the two would be easy to distinguish between. Would one consider the similar characteristics between the opposites? Although humans come in all shapes, sizes, nationalities, races, and genders, there are three characteristics inherent to all mankind: (1) The capability to be judgmental, (2) The capability to be protective, (3) The capability to be fearful. Are all human traits inherent? Being judgmental is one main trait that all humans share, no matter what. A question one may consider is: is the capability to be judgmental an adaptive trait or an inherent trait? All humans are judgmental to some degree, no matter the age, gender, or race (“Are Humans Inherently Judgmental”). In the Bible, Matthew 7:1-5 states that “Judge not, that you be not judged. For with the judgment you pronounce you will be judged, and with the measure you use it will be measured …show more content…
This question is a very controversial subject, but most scientists agree that humans are born with the capability of being fearful (“Fears We Are Born With”). Studies have shown that humans are born with only two fears: the fear of loud noises and the fear of falling (“Fears We Are Born With”). So as humans are born with fear, they also build off of the parents’ fear (“Fears We Are Born With”). Most fears start with a baby bump is formed (“Fears We Are Born With”). The unborn child will pick up on the responses the mother gives to certain situations and the noises that surround her (“Fears We Are Born With”). This will lead to naturally inborn fears, and the child will also create adaptive fears (“Fears We Are Born With”). All humans have the capability to develop protective instincts, along with more characteristics,