“Only God Can Judge Me?”

By: Eric Gajewski from

 

As many of you know I have a rather extensive “adult ministry”.  I have recently started back up doing this work trying to reach out to escorts and prostitutes.  I must admit beyond the initial message of asking the question of whether or not they are satisfied with that life, there is not a whole lot of intelligent talk (on their end).  I am finding this response of  “…only God can judge me” to be quite prevalent amongst these escorts and prostitutes yet does it hold any weight?  Can a Christian reach out to others who have apparently lost their way and remind them that this is not God’s path for them?  Should these messages be considered harassment or rather an invite to perhaps an alternative path?  All of these are questions which are asked as it relates to my work  will now be tackled head on.

 

 

Judgement: Objective vs. Subjective.  Objectively speaking we have not only a right to point out a fault (this a very dangerous sin) we have duty to relay this to those who maybe ignorant.  If there is anything I have learned over the many years of doing this particular work it is that to expect all kinds of responses.  Most of them not pleasant.  Many of these poor girls do not even realize that they are grievously offending God and some of them actually respond back saying this is Gods path for them.  I kid you not.  Subjectively we are taught that we cannot judge the interior and we leave that to God.  This is true but this is where escorts and prostitutes try to keep the argument at. They do not like to be told what they are doing is objectively wrong and this is due to their pride.  The escorts are FAR worse than your everyday streetwalking prostitute because they actually believe men should pay them hundreds of dollars to simply be in their presence.  I have often told these girls in reality they ought be paying their clients to have them in their presence.  It is truly a shallow life to live.  This, of course, is after the clients see their lewd profiles and suggestive poses.  I can tell you how blind souls have told me they are just selling “time” and not sex.  They are selling sex and they know it yet they try to pass it off as if they are “doing good” for society by offering men their time.  Can we make objective judgement for the sake of correction?  Absolutely and thus this teaching can extend over and beyond the main focus of this article.  For example how many modernists cry out “Quit judging the Pope”… “who are you to judge the Pope!”.  You see this line of argument on not only modernist sites but also the false traditionalist websites.