May Jesus rightly be deemed intolerant of the original and actual sin and propensities of fallen mankind? Could it be said that he practiced a form of 'spiritual conversion therapy'? Should he be considered one who attempted to force his own spiritual morality upon the people?
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By today's standards Jesus would most probably be deemed an intolerant radical, regardless of the mercy and kindness he bestowed upon the multitude. The PC police of our day would swiftly label Jesus a bigoted hate speaker for promoting himself as the only true source of redemption and for expounding on the consequence of sinful rebellion.
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If Jesus walked among us he would be completely rejected. Sin, in particular, has become a foreign concept deemed too offensive for mainstream, secular society (and even many churches of today).
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