brotherhood (attitude)

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brotherhood (attitude). See also brotherhood of man; fellowship of believers; friendship; gospel; love; tolerance; unity
achieve by
appeal to Adjuster (149:3.3)
approaching other religions by truths in common (149:2.5)
economic interdependence and social fraternity (99:7.5)
ethical awakening (52:6.5)
intellectual cross-fertilization (52:6.4)
political wisdom (52:6.6)
religious revelation (52:6.2)
social fraternity (52:6.3)
spiritual insight (52:6.7) (155:6.8)
barriers to brotherhood
antagonisms natural (16:9.7) (70:0.2)
doctrine betrays man into intolerance, bigotry (88:2.7)
ecclesiastical authority (134:4.3-4,8)
lack of natural brotherly attraction (68:1.1)
prophets should not strengthen barriers to b. (92:5.16)
races seldom take kindly to (39:5.4)
delight in bearing one another’s burdens (71:4.16)
inevitable clash between religions of spirit and authority (173:3.3)
invariably manifests in unselfish and loving service (142:7.4)
lack of spiritual b. inexcusable and reprehensible (170:5.20)
Micah: live each according to his understanding of God (97:5.5)
most powerful, most tenuous factor of civilization (118:8.10)
cf: no peace between truth and error (175:1.2)
unless religious, b. is an abstraction devoid of love (16:9.8)

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