Ok, I'll bite, since I'm an older man, I'll mess my hair, I'm from a big city where the culture was diverse and the pagans didn't have strong patriarchal roots, and I lived in the deep south where that historical Christianity a family is like the exclusive right of access to social success. My longstanding experience is that the violence of the deep south is more personal than the culture of the pagan city. Three or four political generations of Arminian sermons are a pathetic sight. established in its peculiar way, it is almost impossible to arbitrarily change one's prejudices. Pagan culture must be properly educated of the dire consequences of the eternal curse. But Pharisaic culture desperately needs God's free grace. Body of Christ.We shouldn't be easily offended by cultural differences; it is tragic just to witness a person who barely retains a comparative perspective of the informed world; He lives according to personal rules that do not unknowingly provide an empirical basis in the Bible. The local church is no longer defined by the race, nationality or cultural bias of the people. The truth is that both logical extremes are not biblical. The church is as real as we accurately reflect thoughts about God. All men are born with a partial view of the Bible. It is for this reason that the Bible addresses our cultural prejudices. Because we have to be able to relate closely to people from all cultures. This is why organized religion can be extremely strange.We can dig our feet on the ground when we are irritated by the opinions of innocent people, all of whom come from a diverse culture. Thus the inspired apostle taught to be faithful to him as he followed Christ. He gave up his cultural tendency towards unity. We cannot unite if we do not learn to communicate appropriately with people from different cultures within the local Church. That is why there is little communication in this culture of the deep south.