(Keith Foskey – Clear Truth Media) Recently, a video of Vice President JD Vance went viral in which he stated that Christianity upholds a hierarchy of relationships—beginning with family, then community, then country, and finally the world. His statement was met with swift backlash, with critics arguing that he had distorted the Christian message. Some even insisted that true Christianity demands prioritizing the stranger above all else, even over one’s own family.
This debate raises an important question: Does God command us to love all people in exactly the same way, with no distinctions?…
Should our love be so universalized that we place strangers above our own families and church communities? Or does Scripture itself establish priorities in love?
In the following discussion, I aim to demonstrate that God’s own love is not indiscriminate but ordered—and that Christians, following His example, should also recognize distinctions in the way we express love and commitment.
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