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Talk:One world religion
"Fundamentally different"[edit]
I'm trying to think of a rephrasing for this, because it's a miscommunication, and I don't quite know what to say. Even extraordinarily similar religions, like Anglicism and Catholicism are never going to merge because... there's too much natural emphasis on identity? Obscure doctrinal differences are all that separate a number of religions, and it's not "fundamentally different" but instead something else. Can someone please help me find the words for what I mean here? Ikanreed (talk) 15:30, 10 February 2015 (UTC)