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We live within the worldly expectation that there is a limited, finite option for personal and social spirituality. The idea that you have to choose between the schools of religious thought, belief, or not believe is the greatest injury that humanity has inflicted upon itself. Personally, I see this: individuals and institutions devote their whole life or energies to one focus of thought to such a degree that they are driven to unravel the perplexities of life through but a pinhole of understanding.
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