But reading through it you'll see it's more of an ideological or political argument than one that is very spiritual. It of course references the old Galatians "neither jew nor Greek" passage, which conflates spiritual oneness with worldly, national, and ethnic issues. It's hilarious because the passage also states that there is neither "male nor female", which is always glossed over.
https://www.usccb.org/committees/african-american-affairs/brothers-and-sisters-us
But reading through it you'll see it's more of an ideological or political argument than one that is very spiritual. It of course references the old Galatians "neither jew nor Greek" passage, which conflates spiritual oneness with worldly, national, and ethnic issues. It's hilarious because the passage also states that there is neither "male nor female", which is always glossed over.