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She should have been home taking care of her children rather than supporting illegal criminals. A heartfelt letter from Rebecca Good about her late partner Renee has sparked needed conversation among believers. The note calls Renee a Christian who believed all religions teach the same truth: love, care, and safety for each other. It urges honoring her by rejecting hate, choosing compassion, pursuing peace, and refusing division. True followers of Jesus must speak truth in love here. Christianity demands surrender to Christ alone as the way, truth, and life. John 14:6 leaves no room for blending faiths. All religions do not lead to God—that dilutes the gospel and risks souls eternally. Renee’s supposed faith overlooked repentance and holiness. Scripture demands turning from sin, including unrepentant homosexuality, just as any ongoing rebellion against God’s design. John 3:3 insists on being born again through faith in Christ. Kindness matters deeply. Yet Jesus blended compassion with calls to repent. Luke 5:32 shows Him coming for sinners to transform them. Truth without love confuses; love without truth deceives. The letter praises peace while recounting events defying authority. Romans 13:1-7 upholds law enforcement as God’s servants. True peace submits to order, not obstructs it. Unchallenged, this paints a false Christianity of feel-good universalism. Galatians 1:6-9 warns against other gospels. 2 Timothy 3:16-17 affirms Scripture as God-breathed authority. Love people by pointing to repentance, Jesus’ cross, and obedient life. That kindness saves.