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When we are compassionate towards one another and take time to not just speak well, but also listen well, we engage in effective dialogue, because more than the intention, the art of conversation unfolds with as much transparency and effectiveness as possible. When Chris decided to listen and understand what the matter was before deciding and being judgmental about the young African American boy. He was inspired to be compassionate because he believed in and followed in Christ’s belief of being forgiving and understanding.