So, let us not continue to be guilty of the sin of the flesh of insisting that any of our interpretations of scripture is “God’s Absolute Truth,” especially for another whose experience of life we don’t share; but admit that each of us, from our various subjectivities, is doing the best we can, and in the face of it all, we’re called to love one another as Christ has loved us. John Wesley put it nicely, when, according to Methodist Bishop Rueben Job, he said we are to do no harm, do all the good we can, and stay in love with God through participation in the sacraments and the fellowship of believers.