“There is only one religion, though there are a hundred versions of it.”
— George Bernard Shaw
Simplified Meaning:
People around the world have many different beliefs and ways of worshipping, but at the core, all these beliefs share the same basic idea. Think of it like pizza; there are countless kinds with different toppings and styles, but at the end of the day, it's all still pizza. Similarly, all religions aim to teach people how to be good, how to love others, and how to find purpose in life. For example, both Christianity and Buddhism encourage kindness, although they may express and practice it differently. Anyone can take this idea and use it to respect and understand other people's beliefs, realizing that despite the differences, the essential goal is the same. This mindset can help reduce conflict and build more harmony and cooperation among people from diverse backgrounds.
