The Reconciliation of Races and Religions

"The Reconciliation of Races and Religions" by T. K. Cheyne is a book that takes a deep look at how different religions and groups of people are connected, probably written around the time of World War I. It talks about how important it is to bring peace to the world and help everyone understand each other's religions. Cheyne thinks that putting these religions together is the key to uniting different groups of people. The book starts by explaining why the author wrote it: because there was a big need for everyone to get along, especially because of the problems in politics and religion at the time. Cheyne mentions a statement from the Religious Society of Friends that encourages people to show love and understanding, even during war. He believes we all have a duty to try to find peace and that we should realize that many religions share similar spiritual ideas. This sets the stage for him to compare religions and look at how the Baháʼí faith might help bring people together. In short, it's a call for anyone who wants to help different groups of people and religions get along better.