I think one huge misunderstanding I see about the Christian faith, is this whole idea that God commands us to love everyone. Jesus does say to treat your neighbor as you would yourself, be kind to strangers, the good samaritan, that's all just practical "being a decent person" stuff.

But that doesn't mean I have love and accept EVERYONE, there is such as righteous anger and righteous hatred. It's not wrong to hate evil, it's not a sin to hate wickedness and wicked people with a perfect hatred, and make wise decisions based on that hatred.

When Jesus says love one another, forgive each other, he's talking about how we treat each others as christians within our own circles, the only love were are commanded to show the heathens (unbelievers) is to give them the Gospel of Jesus Christ, thats it.

I don't even think feeding the homeless is a good thing, people in the church should help each other and the Bible says if you don't work you don't eat, simple as. I think what happened is the socialist and communist ideologies crept into a lot of fake churches and the misconceptions got popularized in the mainstream culture.

The main reason I bring this up is because of that stupid super bowl ad.