She mentioned that in our individualist American society so much of spirituality has become about the person, but really it's about community. She said nobody believes everything, but "in a room of people, for each line of the creed, somebody believes it, so we're covered."
This sums up for me the very good and the very bad in religion; the good, the sense of community, and the bad, the assertion of creed that, admittedly, no one person believes all of but are asked to affirm nonetheless as being true.
Oh, for the time when we can have community without having to swear to ideas we know are not true.