Well, thankyou fist of all for enquiring instead of judging!!
There was a time in my life when I thought that I was just 'saved' because I said 'Jesus come to me. I want to know you'.
And I thought that after that I had right to point outwardly and judge. 'Righteous judgement',, or 'trying to help others to salvation' I used to call it.
Then I read the story of the Pharisees and thought, 'well actually, that's me'.
You see, I was born like Adam and Eve. Unknowing and unwitting and totally dependant.
And one day, I ate the fruit ( I sinned by disobeying God's command not to disobey Him!) and from then I knew right and wrong.
And every day I would do at least one thing wrong. Sure I felt guilt. I felt angry at myself. But sometimes I even enjoyed sinning or doing things I wasn't meant to.
I had an infantile view of simply 'right and wrong' without circumstance or understanding of MYSELF.
Then I read that the person who searches the heart knows the true mind of the spirit.
I read that to love God and His will, and to love thy neighbour was the law in a nutshell.
I read that love is patient, love is kind, love keeps no record of wrongs etc.
Then I realised, I am NOT GOD. So I don't have the right to jealousy, or to outward judgement because I myself am not perfect.
I realised that it is only MYSELF whose intent I can change. Whose wrongs I can try to cut out. Whose thoughts I can hold captive.
I realised that others of different view or opinion were not there for me to look at outwardly, but rather just to love.
That it was ME that MY CONSCIENCE was made for. And other's for them.
When I came into Christian community, My biggest issue was the judgement that PEOPLE put on me. I felt so much guilt.
I wondered always 'but they are just like me. Imperfect. Faded reflections'.
I promised myself that instead of judging others I would have patience till they saw what I now see.
I found that brackets and sections and religious names and doctrines and differences didn't affect or offend me unless I let them.
I became convicted of LOVE itself.
So I put the picture there to remind myself where I came from and always I tell myself 'Jesus accepted the worst of society into his circle'.