My partner and I have been attending different faith communities for years and we both feel called to serve people in need but we keep getting stuck on whose approach is 'right' and I'm realizing we're letting theological differences get in the way of actually helping anyone. We say we want to love humanity together but we can't even figure out how to volunteer at the same soup kitchen without debating whether prayer should be involved.
More people experience this than they realize.
The very theological differences that could enrich shared service are becoming barriers to unified compassion.
“Where Are You with Love of humanity across traditions?”
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