Do we have the right to judge Tiger?

We don't have the right to judge anyone most especially that person have done nothing wrong with us. Why should we judge tiger woods in his case. Are we not doing any mistake in our own. We are not as our Lord Jesus Christ do. That never found any sin from him. Tiger woods is a human being that commit mistake...

I do believe that Tiger is sincerely sorry for the pain he has caused his family and for the damage the revelations about him have done to the Tiger Woods Foundation, which is dedicated to helping children. I also believe that society has the right to be angry about what Tiger did because he's a role model for so many and, for that reason, is held to a higher standard. If he didn't want to be a role model, he never should have signed his first endorsement contract or started the foundation.

I don't think we have a right to judge Tiger Woods or anyone else for that matter...unless we know them personally. It's not really about how many men cheat on their wives as much as....how Tiger Woods really feels about it...and also the equation between him and his wife. Even though he is a public figure who needs to maintain certain standards, he also has a private life which is his alone. He might have made a mistake (or several as this case shows) but that is for him to sort out with his wife. It is for her to forgive him if she will.He has not harmed us or his fans by doing what he did...he harmed HIS family. He needs to sort things out with them...not us. No one has the right to judge him but he himself and maybe his family.

I think to a degree we do. Unless the man is stupid ( which he isn't) he went to Stanford University which doesn't admit stupid people no matter how good you are at something. HE knew he was a role model like it or not. i don't want young men learning that that's how you treat women and that's why i have negative judgment toward him.

I have no idea why we expect sports figures to have high moral standards. Just because Tiger can hit a ball across a golf course with accuracy does not mean he will, or should, be a good person. I do not condone what he did, but I do feel sorry for him right now. When the accountant down the street cheats on his wife, the only person he has to apologize to is his wife. It is up to her to accept his apology or not, and they work it out...in private. Why should Tiger Woods have to apologize to everyone? It's none of OUR business what he did to his wife! He didn't do ANYTHING to anyone but her. In fact, there are a lot of people who have been entertained by all the news and stories about him, so perhaps they should thank him for keeping them occupied. Sorry for the rant, but I really do get tired of us thinking that our sports stars, actors, and other public figures are supposed to have perfect moral standards, and acting like we are personally hurt when they don't.

I know many men who don't cheat on their wives and have several mistresses.

I haven't judged him . I really don't care whom he sleeps with. I think all of this is partly the press's fault. They saw Tiger as a G-d. I , just saw a man. Now that their G-d is seen as human like all of us , the press is turning on him. None of this is my business So I don't judge.

Ok. Most people replying say we have no right to judge Tiger because it is too personal. Really? I disagree. I disagree strongly. If my brother, friend or anyone close to me had cheated in the manner Tiger has done I would not condone their actions. So obviously I believe Tiger should be judged like I would judge ANYONE. How can cheating ever be ok? Honestly, some of the comments here make me wonder if people think it´s ok to cheat, as long as we we don´t know that person? He is a public figure. He has been getting hundreds of millions in sponsorship. Of course he has an image to uphold and should be cursed for being such a bad role model to the millions of kids who adore him. Is it really ok if those kids think it´s ok to cheat? I disagree. And to that person who wrote that all men cheat; I pity you. Greetings from a cold Sweden.

we dont have the right to judge not just Tiger but we dont have the right to judge anyone. what happened to his marriage is too personal for us to judge. there are a lot of reasons why he does that and it is up to him and his wife to fix it. married life is not easy and it all takes two to make things alright. that is the price they have to pay for they are popular. even the things they do is always on news.

Just because many people do something doesn't make that wrong right. I believe that Tiger had admitted his wrong and has, apparently, has repented. Let's see what happens next. The problem is that he has sullied his reputation. The many children who looked up to him have lost a mentor.

No. I don't try to keep up with that for that reason. But when you get to the top, you just never hear the end of it. The tale bearer is the one who's doing wrong and everyone getting off on it.

theres no need for me to judge tiger as for me all men are cheaters its just so happened that his a very well know personality so his unlucky for that. i guess he must know that being a well know person, he must at least try or do something to be very careful in doing such things also for the fact that he has kids. its their kids shame not them as they are old enough, but the kids, it will not easy for them to understand.

Although Tiger Woods achieved extraordinary milestones in the field he has chosen, it doesn't mean he is an exception among us humans. What he has done to his personal means that he is only a human being, prone to temptations because of his high profile status and he wasn't able to overcome these temptations. So who are we to judge him when we too have sinned. As JESUS CHRIST taught his disciples "Those who have not sinned, cast the first stone". Sometimes we forgot all the good things a person has done just because of one little mistake and we forgot our mistakes too.