Learning to Love People You Don't Like: How to Develop Love and Unity in Every Relationship

Please note that this review refers to an earlier edition of this book (1993). The original title for this book was "Father make us one", which was a more appropriate title for the book, because "Learning to love people you don't like" implies the book is discussing relationships between people who may or may not be within the Christian community.Upon reading the book, I found most of the research was oriented this way. "Father make us one" gives us the understanding that the book solely discusses relationships within the body of Christ, so many questions the reader may have about how to love unbelievers we don't particularly like remain unanswered.In this era when pride has crept into the church to such a degree that we find fellowships splitting as a result of peripheral matters, a book such as this one by a member of Youth With A Mission, who are so thirsty for souls, will put those unimportant matters into proper perspective as we unite in the one goal of winning others for Christ.