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unidad social de organismos humanos que comparten valores comunes
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“It is in this wrestling that Jacob 'prevails with God', and realises that he has seen God face to face. He has overcome not God but his own rivalry. After this mysterious struggle he was able to recognise his wrongdoing and look his brother Esau in the face. Thus he was able to learn to live in peace with his brother—and become Israel, a community of brethren.”
“A community is like a ship; everyone ought to be prepared to take the helm.”
“Theological condemnation of others, which breaks off fellowship in either judgment or contempt, is impermissible.”
“Without community there is no liberation.”
“The brotherhood of the community is indeed the ground in which the individual is ethically realized. But the community is the frustration as well as the realization of individual life. Its collective egotism is an offense to his conscience; its institutional injustices negate the ideal of justice; and such brotherhood as it achieves is limited by ethnic and geographic boundaries.”
“Nations had risen against nations, employing the subtlest devices of mechanism and mind to waste, and excruciate, and overthrow. The great community of mankind had been subdivided into ten thousand communities, each organized for the ruin of the other.”
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Una comunidad es una unidad social con una o más características socialmente significativas compartidas, como lugar, conjunto de normas, cultura, religión, valores, costumbres o identidad. Las comunidades pueden compartir un sentido de lugar situado en un área geográfica dada o en el espacio virtual a través de plataformas de comunicación. Las relaciones duraderas que se extienden más allá de los lazos genealógicos inmediatos también definen un sentido de comunidad, importante para la identidad, la práctica y los roles de las personas en instituciones sociales como la familia, el hogar, el trabajo, el gobierno, la sociedad o la humanidad en general. Aunque las comunidades suelen ser pequeñas en relación con los lazos sociales personales, "community" también puede referirse a afiliaciones de grupos grandes como comunidades nacionales, comunidades internacionales y comunidades virtuales.
