So true. Habituated in our comfort zones, whether a state of mind or of material privilege, we too easily watch the world go by and not let it get in the way of our privileged status.
In common, our problem in part is our cultured sense of religion. Somehow our God-consciousness contributes to our comfort zone - the God-consciousness we learn from institutional religion. 'God-coming' is more in the future, not so much now.
Competing institutions of religion are more about their self-justification against competing other religious institutions, in which they succeed if they can make us "buy" into their institutional belief.
If our God-sense were a burning sense of God present to us, personally and now, and if we think beyond institution, we just may develop a different attitude in how we relate to one another and to all other. Toward this outcome, Churches could and should be united.