Does the ministry of reconciliation depend on our letting go (as much as we can) of our human perspective and trying to see others from God's perspective? How do we learn to do this?

How can we learn to respect our bodies as temples of God's presence so that we can communicate that presence by doing good?

How can we learn to do good to God, others and ourselves by seeing each person (including ourselves) as beloved by God?

How can we learn to repair the harm that we or others have done in the name of God?

How can we learn to repair the harm that we or others have done in the name of God?

How do we learn those practices (virtues: self-control, endurance godliness, mutual affection, love) that keep us from harming others and in turn harming the reputation of God?

So nothing that goes into a person defiles them but but what comes out of them. How do we learn to keep what comes out of us from defiling others as well as ourselves?