Christianity and Islam both grapple with the same core questions: why suffering exists, why injustice happens, what life means. Religions work as communities that bind people together. The speaker describes his own approach as a spirituality of vitality, a way of living rather than formal doctrine.
Christianity and Islam, they have one thing in common. They try to answer a basic question that every human being asks everywhere. When someone die, people stand there, they wonder, why do good things happen to bad people? Why do bad things happen to good people? Why is life absurd? All spirituality, they have this in common. Then of course, they are religious in the sense that they have— they require people coming together. And my own spirituality, which is spirituality of vitality, is basically a way of life.
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