Getting along with one another can be one of life’s greatest challenges. Sometimes it even gets harder when we are among people who are very different from us due to background, nationality, customs, and former religions. So it was in the early church. Romans 14 is one of several places in Paul’s writing where this is discussed. In all of the advice—and commandments—that he gives, what could be more helpful than the heading of this meditation? How about the next thing he said? “Do not destroy your brother with your food, for whom Christ died” (v. 15).
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