"In general, it is better to think well of another than to think ill, or at least to dwell on another's good points than on his bad points. … Let us begin to commend, wherever it is possible, and give up the unpleasant, degrading sensations of hate, rancor, and denunciation."
— Gilbert Reid
Source: A Christian's Appreciation of Other Faiths: A Study of the Best in the World's Greatest Religions (1921), Preface
Christianity, Confucianism, Buddhism, Islam, common ground, differences, ethnicity
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