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Sharing spirituality across religious boundaries will make us neighbours who honour each other's specificities while at the same time seeking mutual caring and sharing and learning together.
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The quote says that sharing spiritual life across different religions can help people become respectful neighbours. They can honour what makes each tradition distinct while also caring for one another, sharing with one another, and learning together. Difference is not treated as a barrier; it is something people can respect while building mutual understanding.
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