In Part 1, we saw that judging others was inherently problematic because as humans we lack full knowledge of the person being judged, and we are not morally faultless ourselves.  However, we were still left with the question of how we can address problems in the world, especially ones with people.  

If we take just a minute and think about what it actually takes to judge another person fairly, we will quickly realize that we do not possess this ability.  I can immediately think of two very important things that we do not have.