Re: Re: Cultural Consistency | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Lynne Farnum (lf![]() |
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Date: Wed, 22 Jun 94 12:29 CDT |
Grace wrote an eloquent, and elegant, description of why she favors religious diversity in cohousing. I certainly agree that being a devout Christian (or Jew, or pagan, or Buddhist) and participating in cohousing are not mutually exclusive. For me, religious diversity is a very desirable goal. I think it is a problem only if a potential member is self-righteous or proselytizing in her beliefs, or subscribes to the dogma that only members of a certain religious denomination have a monopoly on the "right" way to live and the "right" beliefs. This would be in direct opposition to the "mutual respect" aspect of cohousing, and I think few such people would even want to participate in a religiously diverse cohousing group. Lynne Farnum Rose Tree Cohousing
- Re: Cultural Consistency, (continued)
- Re: Cultural Consistency Kevin Wolf, June 21 1994
- Re: Cultural Consistency gkvontob, June 22 1994
- Re: Cultural Consistency gkvontob, June 22 1994
- Re: Cultural Consistency Kevin Wolf, June 22 1994
- Re: Re: Cultural Consistency Lynne Farnum, June 22 1994
- Re: Cultural Consistency Gordon, June 22 1994
- Re: Re: Cultural Consistency Caryn Olczyk, June 22 1994
- Re: Re: Re: Cultural Consistency Lynne Farnum, June 22 1994
- Re: Re: Re: Cultural Consistency Rob Sandelin, June 22 1994
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