Indeed
Yes, indeed. And this is a very important point. Christian fraternity is «Aristotelian» -based in abstract common issues and creates imagined communities as Nation, Christianity, Umma, etc. even Humanity- and epicurean is «communal» (related to p2p relations in real communities where you don’t have to imagine the other «members» as you personally know them). This is a core discussion because depending on how we will fund fraternity we will built a very different ways of cooperation and sharing: institutionalized through governments, NGOs, lobbies, associations, etc. in the Aristotelian way or through peer networks and small interconnected clusters in the Epicurean.