As the title suggests.
I personally see the world as being so diverse that, to me, it still remains a place of interest in which to live. I don't much involve myself in who is 'straight' or who is 'gay', who is married or who is unmarried, who has children and who doesn't have children, who is this Christian denomination or who is that Christian denomination or who is no Christian denomination at all, who is fat or who is thin or who is 'normally' built, who dis/likes this kind of food or that kind of food, who believes in a God/Allah,Buddha or who doesn't believe in a God/Allah, Buddha, etc. etc.
We don't live in a world of programmed robots. And this, surely, is the way that a Creator would have intended it to be. Yet, many Christians DO seem to prefer the 'robot' principle. They would have it that EVERYONE in the world adhere to the unswayable principles that THEY have created within their own minds as per the oftentimes misinterpreted/mistaught words of the Bible. To many of them they see the world in black and white (the words from the Bible) and make few allowances, if any, for any shades of gray. Unfortunately it's oftentimes a glaring case of do as I say but not necessarily do as I do. This results in confusion and even anger and frustration for many because the Christian is generally cryptic about the kind of world that is supposedly 'the Christian ideal'. They hear words that are too often meaningless coming out of the mouths of professed Christians. These type Christians - and there are MANY of them - are basically saying that, unless one believes as they do (whatever THAT might entail), that unless one is basically a carbon-copy of themselves, then one is responsible for pretty well messing up this planet.
Please don't be so cryptic. What kind of a world IS the ideal for the supposed Bible-adhering Christian? I'm asking because I have no idea.