In this sentence, to whom 自分 refers?


I want to say

> It is unfair to judge other people based on our own belief (not necessarily
> religious belief).

I have two options:

  * Ａ: 私たちの信仰で、他の人を判断するのは不正である。

  * B: 自分の信仰で、他の人を判断するのは不正である。

I want to use B but I am not sure whether 自分 refers to us (the speaker) rather
than the other people (object).




I think the word "our", from "our believe" in the original English sentence,
is actually referring to in general, right? If I understand correctly, you are
making a philosophical statement that applies to anyone.

If so, 自分 would be more appropriate.

Also, while I think your sentence would be understandable by a Japanese
person, I am not sure if it is completely natural. I think this might be more
natural, and more general since you said it doesn't have to be just religious
belief:

> 自分の価値観だけで他人を判断してはいけません




I think the word "our", from "our believe" in the original English sentence,
is actually referring to in general, right? If I understand correctly, you are
making a philosophical statement that applies to anyone.

If so, 自分 would be more appropriate.

Also, while I think your sentence would be understandable by a Japanese
person, I am not sure if it is completely natural. I think this might be more
natural, and more general since you said it doesn't have to be just religious
belief:

> 自分の価値観だけで他人を判断してはいけません

