I find this discussion very interesting. You can see this played out in leadership on every level with the same individuals who pretend to be mature discussing people bringing accusations using creative words like "they perceive something about someone." it seems to me that it's time to stop trying to figure out what others' motives are and get back to self evaluation. The story of Job is a perfect example of accusations and perceptions. Things are not always true even when they appear to be. That is the case of Jobs friends accusing him of some grave sin. His fiends used conventional wisdom found in Proverbs to bring an accusation against him. They became the hand of Satan against Job. Hopefully, leadership doing the correcting aren't the ones being rebuked in the end.
I find this discussion very interesting. You can see this played out in leadership on every level with the same individuals who pretend to be mature discussing people bringing accusations using creative words like "they perceive something about someone." it seems to me that it's time to stop trying to figure out what others' motives are and get back to self evaluation. The story of Job is a perfect example of accusations and perceptions. Things are not always true even when they appear to be. That is the case of Jobs friends accusing him of some grave sin. His fiends used conventional wisdom found in Proverbs to bring an accusation against him. They became the hand of Satan against Job. Hopefully, leadership doing the correcting aren't the ones being rebuked in the end.