A.W. Tozer emphasizes the reality of human imperfection within the Christian community, arguing that while we aspire to perfection, it is essential to accept our fellow believers as they are. He acknowledges that true Christians still struggle with flaws and that recognizing these imperfections is crucial for fostering charity and understanding among one another. Tozer warns against the danger of impatience towards imperfect brothers, as it only highlights our own shortcomings. He reminds us that the ideal church does not exist on earth, and we must learn to coexist with those who are still growing in their faith.