Living always somewhere between agreement and disagreement, we lack the comforts and the torments of divine authority and regal power. Pl;uralistic, we struggle with the idea of unity. We reach awkwardly for shared purpose. We talk sentimentally of community, sometimes, as though it could be had without sacrifice — as though order were possible without restraint. We are nostalgic about the idea of community. We lust for its consolations. -Robert J. Kingston
Possibly on a collective basis, we should rethink this idea that individually we can make it anywhere. It is first understanding and then living in the harmony of community that we are going to be – literally – saved.