What if Christians...

 

What if all who worship Jesus Christ as the Son of God harmonized like a Heavenly choir singing? What if all worshippers of the God of Abraham united in their faiths, recognizing each other as fellow believers? What if all the worshippers worldwide who worship God Creator agreed to accept that if there is one Creator, we all worship in our ways the glorious majesty?   

What if all Christians worshipped their own way and recognized others' worship of their Lord Jesus in different fashions? What if Christ could be worshipped in Songs or Psalms? What if the length of one's Bible did not matter as long as the message remained the same? What if Christians recognized each other's saving graces instead of their differences? What a lovely choir and sweet incense our worship and prayers would be! Instead of a catfight between the Church brides of Christ, perhaps they should learn to share Jesus as much as they share the gospel message.

What if worshippers of the God of Abraham acknowledged each other as fellow worshippers of the God that called Abraham out of Ur? What if instead of casting dispersions on each other as madmen, minus a testament, missing the actual book of God, being too late to be accepted, or even being too different in beliefs, we all stepped back and acknowledged each other as believers? Many of us close our scripture collection with our own books instead of gathering like fans every work credited to Abraham's God to see for ourselves what is in it. What if we united as the people who worship the God of Abraham?

What if all worshippers of God, accepting that there is one Creator, agreed to allow God variety in how it is worshipped? What if we let God have more than one name, one book, one religion? What if we recognized that we all worship God, the Creator? What if having a temple to the Creator was seen by all who worship the God Creator as commendable, a step in the right direction? What if being fellow created creatures was a good foundation to start interfaith harmony?

What a different world it would be if Christians, fellow worshippers of the God of Abraham or God Creator, all recognized each other's humble walk of faith. We could get along much better without bringing attention to our differences. We could become friends instead of calling each other in error and needing to change our evil ways...