Judgment begins with ourselves, not others

“Deliberately Diverse” represents the opinions of Taylor friends who never completely agree about anything but enjoy diverse discussions.

I have not infrequently heard people say, “Hate the sin but love the sinner” or interchangeably, “Love the sinner but hate the sin.” These days, we often hear such phrasing when referencing the LGBTQ community, but it came to be used frequently in the 20thcentury evangelical Christian culture in reference to moral issues.

• Hate the adultery but love the adulterer