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12 July 2019/ Baha'i Community Building

The opposite of love isn't hate - it's apathy

The opposite of love isn't hate - it's apathy
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Carol Mansour

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The Baha’i writings say if we don’t address racism then the world will have nowhere to turn during its great turmoil.

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I met Suhail and it was mutual disinterest at first sight. But when he hugged me I thought, “I could get used to this.”

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The opposite of love isn't hate - it's apathy
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