[AnalogReigns]

But strangely enough, I have found that the only time I personally am “color-blind” is when I'm in a group of believers or interacting with a believer (and it might be a stranger). That might sound strange, but it's true. That's what breaks down all the barriers.... age, color, background, appearance, education...

Secular humanism--the ethic behind what we call liberalism--is most properly regarded as a Christian heresy. It is an attempt at (more or less) Christian ethics, without Christ. The love of Christ alone really breaks down the ethnic/racial/cultural barriers between peoples.

Christianity is "humanistic" in the sense that we have a Human as our head, that is Christ Himself. It is the only real and valid humanism--as it is also simultaneously the real worship of the one accessible, loving-and-righteous, personal God, unlike other forms of theism.

[bareford101]

you have put into logical sentences what I was trying to say which makes it make sense! :) thank you