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“Secure in whom we are, rooted in one particular tradition or none at all, we have no reason to fear discovering God in the truth and wisdom of many traditions. Love casts out fear inviting us into happiness for all people and Creation.”

Quote by Robert V. Taylor

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Robert V. Taylor

Robert V. Taylor, born in 1958, is an individual whose profession and category are unknown. His biography and contributions are limited, with no detailed information available. more

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