Q&A: Diversity in Christianity is not the same as division — unity is a calling, but believers can disagree on secondary issues while remaining unified in primary ones through love

Mike distinguishes diversity (different practices, denominations, emphases) from division (antagonism, schism, broken fellowship). He notes that his audience itself reflects great variety across Christian traditions, and that the solution is to be unified in the 'majors' and extend grace in 'minors.' He also warns against the parochialism of assuming one's own church tradition is the only correct one.