Nothing anyone has ever done, nothing that anyone is doing, and nothing that anyone will ever do can change what is. As I said, what Is is unchangeable, yet the perception of what is is very changeable. This is our shared resurrection, a resurrection of love. Looking to Christ, or truth, or WHAT IS, may help us to let go of illusion, what some may call sin, what others call separation. But looking to another as the one, the only, the special one in any way that divides us from our brothers, ourselves and our God is vanity, and upholds the seeming and does not restore the true knowledge of our Beingness.
Truth is always inclusive.
There is no such thing as an exclusive truth. Love is always inclusive. Where love is exclusive it is not love, but perhaps the filling of a need. And needs are changeable from year to year, month to month, minute to minute, including this, excluding that. Where one exemplifies what is, we then see that all are the examples of what is, in knowledge of it or lack of knowledge of it.