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No Christian ever imagines himself or herself as a persecutor of other Christians. However, because we are tethered to our senses and are therefore incapable of reading the human heart, the danger of doing so becomes very real. Attribution of malice when no malice was intended. Attribution of ulterior motives when these are absent. A generally aloof suspicious attitude toward a Christian who might be in dire need of Christian compassion and Christian fellowship based on a misjudgment of character can very well place us in the Christian persecutor position that we never imagined ourselves capable of occupying.