We have enough religion to make us hate, but not enough to make us love one another.

Summary

This quote suggests that although society often embraces and adheres to religious beliefs, it seems to focus more on the divisive aspects of religion rather than the unifying ones. It implies that people tend to emphasize the differences between their own religion and others, leading to feelings of hatred and hostility. However, the quote implies that there is a lack of emphasis on the moral and compassionate teachings within religions, which could foster love and understanding among individuals from different belief systems.