Thus, the Golden Rule for a politically correct person is to not do, say, or even imply anything that any other individual or group might find offensive. A second tolerance trend is multiculturalism. Whereas political correctness is more legalistic, the goal of multiculturalism is greater inclusiveness. Businesses are supporting this movement as well. On one hand, there is much to be praised about these movements.
Christians have more reason than anyone to abhor discrimination and prejudice.
God hates injustice and loves to liberate the oppressed, and so should we. Therefore, a Christian perspective should transcend cultural, racial, or class distinctions. The reason is simple. If our goal is just more tolerance, then discrimination isn't wrong in a moral sense, it's only offensive. Consequently, a standard of tolerance becomes arbitrary and variable because it is subject to interpretation based on an underlying bias.