So, this definition of family is made not in pride, but in humility. A Christian receives truth from a God to whom he submits his finite understanding. A pagan creates his own truth, pretending to interpret the world from the throne he has usurped from the Creator. Here we see the difference between Christianity and paganism. Through his word, God defines truth to his people.
Pagans define it for themselves.
Today we hear a lot of talk about multi-culturalism. Because our globe has become so small, we are beginning to realize that all men and women share the same joys and sorrows, the same struggle against disease and disaster, and the same desire for a happier life. However, true unity can only come in Christ. I do not mean to imply that only Christians know how to be kind to others, or to take a stand of self-sacrifice. Some Christians fall terribly short of the love God makes possible, and some non-Christians are generous and helpful.