"7. All conflicts stem from differences in homogeneous groups. We must learn not to hate those who are not homogeneous to us, even if we disagree with them."

No, all conflicts stem from internal desires within us. Fights and quarrels because we covet yet do not have for example. A large percentage of thieves for example covet something, so they let coveting rule them and so steal. They take because they want and desire. One youth shooting dead another youth for his $200 trainers is a good example. One group in this world says that the solution is give both the $200 trainers and another group rightly says that had their been no COVETING in the heart, that murder would never have taken place. Will there be lasting peace if we simply give both groups a pair of $200 sneakers? No. Why not? Because coveting is still in the one's heart. So where is lasting peace for this world? Is it not truly found when the one who desires the sneakers so badly that he'd kill another youth just to have them....is healed from that desire of coveting? Of course it is. Where is freedom for children and youths from men who exalt their own sexual gratification at the expense of the welfare of those children? Is it not in healing that man internally? Are both groups not then brought into true FREEDOM?

And you are defining hate in your whole piece as "not respecting" those who are different. That is unfortunate because it's defining toleration as love and love as toleration, when love is actually standing up in truth and holiness.