Revitalising the planet

Anthony Fox presents a case for more cooperation

New Milton Meeting has spent time on how we might be able to ameliorate the current immigration crisis.

We opened our meeting with a quotation from Quaker faith & practice 23.36:

At the centre of Friends’ religious experience is the repeatedly and consistently expressed belief in the fundamental equality of all members of the human race. Our common humanity transcends our differences. Friends have worked individually and corporately to give expression to this belief. We aspire not to say or do anything or condone any statements or actions which imply lack of respect for the humanity of any person. We try to free ourselves from assumptions of superiority and from racial prejudice…

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