This document discusses the theme of compassion in religions. It defines compassion as suffering with others in their brokenness and giving life through compassionate love. True compassion is respectful, understanding, accepting and forgiving of others. Religions call people to be compassionate through examples like Jesus calling his disciples to compassion and treating others as God treats people with compassion. To be truly compassionate requires entering into others' pain and remaining with them, forgiving faults, and recreating the broken.