How do you respond to a foolish person?

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What does it mean when someone calls you foolish?

When you call someone a fool, you either mean he’s gullible or just a run-of-the-mill idiot. To fool also means to play a trick or hoax on someone, and fooling around is carelessly spending time on something silly. If someone doesn’t believe something you said, you might defend yourself by saying, “I’m not fooling!”

Why do we become foolish?

We become foolish, vainly thinking that our mere humanistic thinking is sufficient for life. And, fools will hurt you. They ruin relationships, cloud decision making, and lead others astray. If you are a man who is seeking wisdom, you will find that dealing with foolish people is a great burden.

Is it a burden to deal with foolish people?

If you are a man who is seeking wisdom, you will find that dealing with foolish people is a great burden. I have recently been helping a pastor work through an issue with a very foolish person in his church. This individual is proud and believes their opinion is more important than anyone’s.

Do you admire or despise Fools?

In general, people tend to despise fools. I, conversely, admire them. Because, in their innocence, fools resemble children, who possess a sixth sense for the things of the Other World -that back room of the Universe.

What does the Bible say about speaking to a fool?

Proverbs 23:9: Do not speak in the hearing of a fool, for he will despise the wisdom of your words. Proverbs 26:4: Do not answer a fool according to his folly, or you will also be like him. Proverbs 26:5: Answer a fool as his folly deserves, that he not be wise in his own eyes.