Re: Christian Cohousing & Diversity | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Documania (dcmamail1.nai.net) | |
Date: Sat, 6 Sep 1997 20:15:35 -0500 |
Michael Mariner said: >So let's not give up on the goal, but let's allow it to evolve over time. > Right now, 1990's, we should encourage vegans, Christians, Trekkies, and >Neo-Luddites to each have their own communities and learn to tolerate and >love the diverse personalities within their groups. Then when they come >to regional cohousing gatherings (and we should definitely invite all), >we can all rub elbows and ideas and begin to moderate and soften >hard-edged, xenophobic beliefs once or twice a year while celebrating the >sharing we've learned in cohousing. > >I say any cohousing is better than a suburb of isolated households who >rarely rub elbows with anyone except those who are completely like them >and let TV or ingrained prejudices define their world view. In my opinion, this is a very sensible and realistic position. Carolyn Haley dcma [at] ct1.nai.net
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Re: Christian Cohousing & Diversity Michael Mariner, September 5 1997
- Re: Christian Cohousing & Diversity Gorwydd, September 5 1997
- Re: Christian Cohousing & Diversity Loren Davidson, September 6 1997
- Re: Christian Cohousing & Diversity Catherine Harper, September 6 1997
- Re: Christian Cohousing & Diversity Documania, September 6 1997
- Re: Christian Cohousing & Diversity THESHLIFE, September 7 1997
- Re: Christian Cohousing & Diversity Catherine Harper, September 7 1997
- RE: Christian Cohousing & Diversity Rob Sandelin, September 7 1997
- Re: Christian Cohousing & Diversity Merlin Porter-Borden, September 8 1997
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