What I don't understand is where all this unity is going to come from. I point this out again and again, and correct me if I'm wrong: ChristianChat is not a church congregation. There are users that are tares, but with a pulpit, there are cults, there are unbelievers, there are trolls, who don't deeply believe much of anything, except a narcissistic doctrine of pushing your buttons to get attention. They push the same buttons, 500 times, and you respond the same, 500 times. You're being had by trolls, in some cases.
Then you have the combination Lone Rangers and trolls, who are claiming the only true Spirit interpretations, who are sitting alone with their Bibles, one must suppose listening to the voices in their heads and arriving at doctrines that disagree with about the entire roll call of Spirit-filled scholars and churches down the ages. They're, as if, raised in the woods by wolves, coming to civilization to tell everybody how wrong they are about civilization, that evil people are teaching you to use forks or something, even if, just by way of example, there were a dozen verses where the Lord and all the apostles proclaimed the use of forks. But I think most of them are trolls, for the repetitious agenda of pushing buttons and the narcissism that everything is, really, about them: this is the troll's modus operandi.
I'd agree unity is ignore, the point is you can't expect unity from somebody whose even basic theology is false, in a Bible discussion forum. You present truth, they reject it, that's about all she wrote, which is what you see. I try to avoid a lot of conversations, as defending truth against ignorance isn't my idea of Bible discussion. If there's no agreement on what the truth is, what is there to discuss: what unity is there? This is about faith, not your favorite sports team. There aren't 33 Baskin Robbins truth flavors. There is only unity in the truth.
That's my opinion, anyway, take it or leave, except to add that Sirk is alright by me, found a great video by Adrian Rogers he posted, which I then also stole to use: so, I'm a sinner, too. And much more comfortable with this confession, than Pharisaical self righteousness. Then we have Matthew 23. I suppose those of you who think it's Christ-like to sing kumbaya with false prophets would have to agree we're not to be of the image of Christ of Matthew 23? Then we'd have to move on to throwing out the rebuke of the apostles... My, my how there's so much pesky scripture to keep track of, before we declare ourselves perfect little gods, is there not?
