Hey guys! It is the second day of my reading marathon. I'm happy to report to you guys that I was able to finish thirteen chapters yesterday. The book got me hooked. Chapter six got my attention, particularly the part where Langdon was discussing to his students the religious beliefs of the masons. In a world where most people fight over which religion is the best, the open-minded rationale of the masons about religion is very commendable. If only all of us were like the masons who didn't impose a specific definition or name on a higher power and just respect each others beliefs, then this might enable us to gather together and alter paradigms of thinking. Just think a world where no man is butchered because he insists that his religious belief is better than the other, the world would be less chaotic...what do you think?
Religious Diversity
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