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Feb 08, 1999 08:08 AM
by Gerald Schueler
[Dallas]:<<No religious doctrines that I
am aware of explains why "brotherhood" is so important. >>
Surely you have heard that Christianity teaches us
that God is Love. Surely you are aware that Jesus
taught that we should all love one another, etc.
As far as I know, ALL of the world's religions stress
brotherhood. Its even in the 10 commandments.
I was taught that God is love, and that we are made
in His image and likeness, and that therefore brotherhood
is an inherent human quality, close to godliness,
back when I was a child.
Jerry S.
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