[Mrpostman-users] Erefore, be somewhat difficult for us

[Garnica M. <as...@ma...>]

T to fear such a candid comparison. But we must be ready to see and
approve the good that is theirs, if we wish them to accept the good that
is ours. This is not admitting that there is no difference--that one
religion is as good as another; we should stultify ourselves by making
any such admission. But it is a willingness to recognize truth and
goodness everywhere, and to rejoice in them. And we must show that we
are not afraid to take from the many truth which has been revealed to
them more clearly than to us. If we believe in the universal fatherhood
and the omnipresence of the Holy Spiri