"What we have in common is more important than what divides us." Yes, to recognize legitimate diversity as a reality to be accepted and not a stumbling block. There will always be those who wish to re-fight the old battles, on both sides. That's a scandal for both Reformed and Roman Catholics. In an age of theological illiteracy, so many don't even know the basic concepts of Christianity (the Creeds, the Gospels, the Lord's prayer, the meaning of "grace" or "sacrament"). In such a situation, it is far better to work together in ministry and service, showing the face of Jesus to the indifferent who are beguiled by a deeply secular culture. The past horrors cannot be changed; we killed each other, we condemned; we even got Jews and Muslims involved in our own Christian divisions, on both sides. Enough! Let the Spirit lead us, and banish fear.