I don’t want people blind

Context and time period factors into writing. Less than ideal comprehension factors into reading and acting upon reading.

I am a Christian, I am not a priest or preacher, I do believe literal vs figurative matters, Christ uses stories that aren’t all literal, which facilitates assessment

Matthew 18:9 NIV – which translation relied upon matters, not all always agree upon word choice, factors into and facilitates perception and comprehension of literal vs figurative

I personally don’t want people blind or maimed, factors into Golden Rule, that said, figurative interpretation might be hard at times too

In a time where Crucifixions and awful torture, less than ideal judgment where in by design, seeing might leading to judging or assessment, assessment might lead to reporting to an oppressive authority, which could lead to awful punishment

If people are known they are prone to judge, do they always prevent themselves from going to places, seeing things that might lead to judgment?

Don’t judge, and mercy will be given to the merciful, Golden Rule all factor into my interpretation – I wouldn’t want to be blinded, tortured, or maimed, thus I would not want others to be either

Humanity, human body has potential to sin, as I don’t want anyone blinded or maimed, I don’t want to set less than ideal precedent

Gangrene or other injuries might lead to perception of others in the wrong light, they did it I should to does not ideally get turned down

Without sin cast first stone, those that throw stones at self less might facilitate less stones thrown at others less

As I am an artist, and I don’t want my fan base (or others) hurt, I think having two eyes might facilitate appreciation

Society capitalizes on driving and throughput that leads to non-zero levels of car accidents, drivers with no depth perception does not sound like it will lead to less accidents