I’ve studied comparative religion in my free time, which lately seems to be most of the time, I guess because it's become a passion of sorts. In the end, it comes down to two conclusions. Some conclude that all is one and try to negate difference, while others see that difference exists so not to be or feel alone (Genesis 2:18). I lean toward this latter view: not just oneness, but a celebratory view of differentiation within oneness, an embrace of diversity, knowing it exists for one’s very own joy.
~ Wald Wassermann