What is the primary enemy of the church in her mission to be a community of reconciliation? As Arthur Brooks points out in the New York Times, its an enemy common to us all: Contempt, or the “unsullied conviction of the worthlessness of another.” What would it look like for the church to begin taking her view of the “other” from Scripture- that all mankind, though fallen, is also made in the image of God- instead of from the politics of the moment?