This subject explores the dynamics of women judging other women, highlighting both the supportive and critical roles they can play. In Christian preaching, it often addresses themes of discernment, grace, and the call to judge righteously without hypocrisy (John 7:24). Illustrations commonly use contrasting images of fairness and harshness in interpersonal relationships.
Women can be both the best judges and harshest critics of other women.
At a large dinner party in Washington, a lady sitting next to William M. Evarts, then Secretary of State, said to him: “Mr. Evarts, don’t you think that a woman is the best judge of other women?” “Ah, madam,” said Mr. Evarts, “she is not only the best judge, but the best executioner.”
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