Getting Along in Spite of Our Differences_02 Romans 14:1-23;Hebrews 8:5. Paul gives us some insight into handling these doubtful areas of our lives. He helps us to know how to deal with that brother or sister in Christ who has a different opinion than ours.What can a believer do and not do socially and personally? There are a host of social and recreational functions that are sometimes questioned by the believer who is truly seeking to please his Lord in all that he does. This passage deals with the bridging differences which are to guide the believer as he faces these issues.The Bible says, ‘Judge not, lest ye be judged’”!A younger believer might come into the church and his appearance is very different than that of the older believers.If they judge him so that he feels unwelcome, he may never come back to the place where he should have felt loved and accepted, where he could grow in the things of God. You’re responsible for yourself — what you say, what you believe, what you do, how you treat others. And ultimately you’re accountable to God. He’s already given us the final word on the matter. The final word is: Love one another, as I have loved you.