Is it normal to not want to convert other people to your religion?

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I feel like trying to convert other people to your religion is rude and disrespectful.

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Based on 33 votes (30 yes)
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  • el marinero gitano
    8 years ago

    Pero si usted cree que no siendo bautizados por ejemplo , significa que voy a ir al infierno , ¿por qué no querrías para salvarme de ese horror ?
    No es que uno de los principios más importantes de la fe cristiana ? Id y llevar a todos los que puedas en el redil ?
    ¿Es aceptable que elegir qué directivas de la religión que usted seguirá y aquellos que no lo harás ?

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    • TrunksHitachi
      8 years ago

      tú hablás perfecto español. tú sos hispano?

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  • shuggy-chan
    8 years ago

    Did you answer the door to the Jehovah witness

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  • thegypsysailor
    8 years ago

    But if you BELIEVE that not being baptized for instance, means that I will go to hell, why wouldn't you want to save me from that horror?
    Isn't that one of the most important tenets of the christian faith? Go forth and bring all those you can into the fold?
    Is it acceptable to choose which directives of your religion you will follow and those you won't?

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    • covenant19
      8 years ago

      I understand that, but I feel like if I try to convert someone then I am being pushy and mean. I don't want people to go to hell, but I don't want to be pushy.

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      • el marinero gitano
        8 years ago

        Le agradezco su actitud, me estaba cuestionando si es aceptable tener que , si realmente cree en su fe.

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        • Anonymous Post Author
          8 years ago

          hablo español, tu citó lo @thegypsysailor dijo, pero en español

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      • thegypsysailor
        8 years ago

        I appreciate your attitude, I was just questioning whether it is acceptable to have it, if you truly believe in your faith.

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        • covenant19
          8 years ago

          I do truly believe, but I just don't want people to feel like Christians are overbearing and mean, because some are and I don't want to give my faith a bad name.

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  • clevelandashkenaziatheist
    8 years ago

    You make a claim that a god exists. Use the scientific method. You have no material evidence. Therefore the claim is rejected. Faith doesn't have to be disproved, it has to be proved.

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    • covenant19
      8 years ago

      The literal definition of the word faith is belief in the unproved. So you cannot say that faith must be proved when the word itself contradicts.

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      • clevelandashkenaziatheist
        8 years ago

        Yes, that is the definition of faith. But why believe in that? How do you justify belief in the unproved? Even if you don't want to prove it, you must have a reason to have said belief.

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  • green_boogers
    8 years ago

    CONSPIRACY THEORY: The secret society of religious infiltrators, of out to hijack religions to concentrate wealth for the upper classes.

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  • donteatstuffoffthesidewalk
    8 years ago

    well thanks for that

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