Religion and the 5th Disc. LO8963

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> To me, this is parallel to "Love thy neighbor."
> Yes, I think it's a matter of personal resposibility.

Thanks for charting a navigable course through the complex and often
stormy religious waters. What you say makes sense to me. For me it also
helps to remember that the word "religion" comes from the Latin religio,
religiare(sp)- which means "to bind together" - and try to do my part
through whatever I do to find and establish "critical Linkages" (what
binds us) rather than what separates us.

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