Our Greatest Asset: Individual's Freedom To Choose Good or Evil

Shahram Sedehi
October 8, 2012

None of us have the right to judge anyone even if they did the greatest crime. However, we do have the right to demand the accused to resign if they are a leader, or be separated if they are abusive toward any member of their family or community.

It is the individual's right to realize his/her sin and not anybody else. Sitting at judgment seat toward anybody's sin is taking away the individual's freedom; and an individual, no matter how evil, has the same value as the entire humanity, as the principle states.

So when we demand confessions or verdicts from the accused, we are actually communists who do not value individual's freedom.