Published excerpt from the book

The Judgment

Fellowship with Others describes union based on shared principles rather than private loyalty or narrow identity. Success is found in the open, where people can gather around a purpose large enough to include difference. Crossing a great river is favorable when the commitment is sincere and the conduct remains worthy of the Superior Person. True fellowship requires both openness and discernment. Unity is not sameness, and cooperation does not remove the need for clear distinctions.