The term Golden Rule comes from a painting by the artist Norman Rockwell, rendered as a mosaic at the United Nations. The mosaic depicts people from many traditions and cultures of the world united in harmony, dignity and respect, which touches on the theme of human fundamental values. Inscribed on the surface of the mosaic is the Golden Rule: ‘Do Unto Others as You Would Have Them Do Unto You’. It depicts a common experience and a shared aspiration to bring together in dialogue the world’s religions and philosophies. The Lincolnshire Faith Council has prepared its version of the ‘Golden Rule’ with contributions from different faith groups and reflects the values that our diverse faith communities see as held in common. The Lincolnshire Faith Council, at the AGM and annual conference launched the Golden Rules poster which is something they had been working on for a year
Launching the Golden Rules
https://www.tcf-reconciliation.org/news-1/launching-the-golden-rules
