Beloved Community: Lecture by Rudolf Steiner - "Brotherhood and the Struggle for Existence"

This lecture was held in 1905 in Berlin by Rudolf Steiner, the founder of Anthroposophy.  He was then working within the Theosophical Society and brings forth extraordinary ideas, for the time, on the deep, concrete, practical and spiritual elements of building up the 'Beloved Community', a community founded on an 'all-bracing human love that transcends race, gender, profession, [or] religion."

This lecture is read together as part of the 'Beloved Community' at-home-retreat being hosted by the Seminary of the Christian Community in North America and we are happy to share it will all of our patrons this Easter-tide.

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