By definition, one might think that the ideas of “tolerance” and “religious liberty” could peacefully coexist.

However, life has proven quite the opposite to be true.

The groups of people who call loudly for tolerance

are often the ones who come against other people’s religious liberties

when it goes against their point of view.

Is it possible, then, to live peacefully together with a variety of beliefs—and still maintain freedom?

The answer lies in something the apostle Paul wrote two thousand years ago:

love never fails.

When you place loving others on a higher platform than being right,

you’ll find the path to peace.

I’m Mac Hammond, and this is the Winner’s Minute.