The world does not need a new religion. If such were the case, there would indeed be grounds for mistrust, for there is nothing more fatal to universal understanding and the realization of brotherhood among men than the perennial spring of 'new religions.' You cannot unite men in a common purpose by giving them a thousand and one conflicting philosophies of life. The last thing we need is to have another world religion inflicted upon our troubled times already over-blessed with a superabundance of creeds and sects.

-- Clifton Meek