Imagine a place smaller in size than Quebec, along the shores of the Mediterranean, where more than 19 religious communities live together. Imagine that some people, in spite of a tormented history, have found the strength and the wisdom not to yield to sectarianism. In the middle of tears shed by different wars, in the heart of storms and political hurricanes, many Lebanese have shown today's world - a world itself facing major challenges - that it is possible to live well together.