One should treat all creatures in the world as one would like to be treated - Jainism .... Do unto others as you would have them do unto you - Christianity .... None of you truly believes until you want for others what you want for yourself - Islam .... Treat not others in ways you yourself would find hurtful - Buddhism .... What is hateful to you do not do to your neighbour - Judaism ....
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01/08/07

It seems to me that the world's religions are like siblings separated at birth. We've grown up in different neighbourhoods, different households, with different songs, stories, traditions and customs. But now we've been reunited, and, having found each other after so many years apart, we look into each other's faces and can see the family resemblance. We're back together again, and it's very good Richard Watts, Presbyterian minister

While Rev. Watts'optimism may be a little premature, the idea that the world's religions are actively searching for common ground and methods of fostering harmony are encouraging. The principle of the Golden Rule fuels this kind of dialogue and offers a point of contact for the most diverse of philosophies.

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