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Universality of the Golden Rule "Faith groups differ greatly in their concepts of deity, other beliefs and practices. But there is near unanimity of opinion among the world's various historical religions on how one person should treat another. Almost all religions have passages in... more
Reviewed by thunderbay Dec 24 2006, 10:11am ( 8 reviews ) • edminterfaithcentre.ca
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Rated by monkeipeg on Jul 05, 2:56pm
The Native American and Yoruba versions are my favorites.
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Reviewed by beastly-rich on Jan 11 2009, 10:42am
Most (all?) seems to have other bits in their holy books that contradict that in no small way. God says a lot of things, baby.
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Rated by sp0ntane0us on May 22 2007, 10:52pm
The golden rule all religions have in common.
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Rated by ui0man on Jan 28 2007, 4:19am
From the page: "%u201C...and do not do what you hate...%u201D (Gospel of Thomas 6)" I do not believe that the Gospel of Thomas is generally accepted in Christianity as a whole. 0.o
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Rated by JD001 on Jan 23 2007, 3:24pm
ah...if only people would keep this in mind when dealing with others...
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Rated by thunderbay on Dec 24 2006, 10:11am
Universality of the Golden Rule "Faith groups differ greatly in their concepts of deity, other beliefs and practices. But there is near unanimity of opinion among the world's various historical religions on how one person should treat another. Almost all religions have passages in their holy texts, or writings of their leaders, which promote the Ethic of Reciprocity or the Golden Rule."
