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Our common origin in the heart of God; our common nature, all of us having the same basic needs and identical power to love; and our common destiny, all being called to life in God and life with another.
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The quote presents human unity through three shared things: everyone comes from God, everyone has the same basic needs and capacity to love, and everyone is called toward life in God and with others. It treats these shared origins, needs, and hopes as a reason to see people as fundamentally connected rather than divided.
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