We're Not That Different: Two Sisters' Religious And Spiritual Journeys

We’re Not That Different: Two Sisters’ Religious and Spiritual Journeys takes a personal approach to comparative religion and spirituality. It promotes religious tolerance by examining how two women constructed their current spiritual and religious beliefs. During the 1940s and 1950s, Ann Morgan and Patricia Smith grew up in the same Catholic family and went to church faithfully. Patricia stayed with the religion and used it as her anchor in life. Ann became a nun, then left the convent and embarked on a spiritual quest towards New Age and the metaphysical world. In a world where many wars are fought over religion, it is important for people to gain the knowledge of other religions besides their own. We’re Not That Different helps spread the information necessary to promote religious tolerance. And ultimately, it illustrates how two seemingly different schools of spiritual thought aren’t that different.