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From: singer@spar.UUCP (David Singer)
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Subject: Re: Re: Air raid on Libya (actually Jew/Arab mutual hate)
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Date: Tue, 13-May-86 16:20:22 EDT
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Posted: Tue May 13 16:20:22 1986
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Summary: A counterexample


Recently Bishop Tutu spoke in Grace Cathedral in San Francisco, at the
invitation of Bishop William Swing, Episcopal Bishop of California.  He
tells of how he invited 'all the religious people he could think of',
and realizing, half an hour before the service, that he had invited both
the heads of the local Jewish and Muslim religious communities.  He
waited in his office;  the Rabbi arrived, and minutes later, the Muslim.
There was a moment of silence;  he rose slowly to his feet;  they stepped
toward each other, embraced, and said 'God is one'.

After that, the Bishop says, Tutu was almost an anticlimax.