Why does judging have a bad odor in american culture

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From the book The Moral Life 5th Edition by Louis P. Pojman and Lewis Vaughn in chapter 3. Page 160 (regarding Elshtain's text of Judge Not?):

Question 1. Why does judging have a bad odor in American culture?

Question 2. Examine Elshtain's reasons for being judgmental and for thinking non-judgmentalism is "dangerous nonsense." Are they convincing? Why or why not.

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