I do not think so. You see, I only wish it were as simple as you ll have to answer for your sins before God. Criminals are under no obligation to have their motives revealed. They simply have to pay the price for crimes committed. It is not that way with mankind before the judgment seat of Almighty God.
Motives are the primary concern there.
It is right to be a person of conviction. We should all be persons who are willing to stand for what we believe to be the Truth and the will of God. That is the only way to get to the bottom of why we stand for, believe, and profess what we do. If I am wrong about my conservative and evangelical worldview that causes me to take the stands that I do I am comfortable about why I took those stands. I think Jesus would be pleased with the motives even if the views and positions I maintained were errant.