All paths lead to God.

All human paths lead to God. That cannot be denied, for you are on a journey whose goal is to become fully Love, and that journey is not achieved in a single lifetime. You may experience a single human life, but your journey began before your human life and will continue after that life. The journey has only one goal, regardless of the nature of each path.

The relationships you experience in human life must take into account the validity of the path of another. You’re not asked that your path and another’s path should be parallel. You cannot judge another’s path. You can observe it, and you can recognize its differences, and you may express concerns, but the individual on that path is no less or no more sacred than you are.

We emphasize the equality of all human beings. That is not an equality of behavior. It is an equality of spiritual worth. There are some who are more in touch with that presence of spirit than others, but not being aware of the spirit within is not a reason to judge another. You cannot judge someone for speaking a language that is different from yours. You can nevertheless affirm that the other individual has the same value, but because another language seems far different from your own is no grounds for judgment.