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How are we all going to live together, in spite of all our differences? Geoff Boyce has collected anecdotes from fellow members of his non-Aboriginal church congregation, shedding light on the yawning cultural and equity gap between Australia's First and Second Peoples, while also revealing their underlying yearning for justice and mutuality.

Geoff Boyce offers an exploration of one of the great challenges of our time - how people may get on with each other despite 'difference'. He tells the story of a Christian chaplain in a university who must come to terms with religious pluralism. His experiences lead him to a vision of radical human cooperation among individuals and within institutions.

Geoff Boyce offers an exploration of one of the urgent challenges of our time, how are we all going to get along together despite our differences? He develops an insight by Henri Nouwen, 'the creation of free space for the other', applying this concept to the personal, interpersonal and organisational. He draws on personal insights and experiences, and the contributions of scholars and public figures.