forcing beliefs

[YowYan]

he didnt answer my question he came bragging about how he thought he burned his religious friends
plus he said their beliefs were delusional

I did answer your question, kiddo. I mentioned that christians/muslims forcing their beliefs is a stereotype.
You just ignored that as you got butthurt over me mentioning a fact about them/you being delusional.

 

[hixa kuogame]

I did answer your question, kiddo. I mentioned that christians/muslims forcing their beliefs is a stereotype.
You just ignored that as you got butthurt over me mentioning a fact about them/you being delusional.

how can one get butthurt if they dont care :|

and what makes you think anyone is delusional but you dont know anything

 

[YowYan]

how can one get butthurt if they dont care :|

and what makes you think anyone is delusional but you dont know anything

What makes you think I don't know anything xd I know how to interpret it's teachings the right way. I'm just not elaborating as I'm on my phone. Touchscreen is a nuisance.
+ You cared enough to reply so that kinda contradicts, don't you think?

 

[Prime Rib]

well it is true that all religons and even athesist people force or try to convert people. but just cause you belief in something does not mean you personally are trying to force your own belief on someone. talking about it and telling you to worship are 2 diff things

 

[FuChomei]

i am christian and some people have said that christians force their beliefs on others. since when was this?!?

islam though is known for forcing their religions.
but i just want someone to tell me what they're talking about when they say christians force their beliefs because ive heard no such thing
and remember there a difference between persistence and forcing

I've had christianity shoved down my throat much more than Islam. In the south we have some pretty crazy christians @_@

 

[Ashflura]

It's not a matter of forcing beliefs on others. It's a matter of trying to spread the "truth". And everyone has a different perceptive of it. If I'm in an open discussion where people are tossing psychological or religious ideas in the air, I'll suggest a little from the insight of a muslim's perspective, but if no is up for it then I won't disturb someone. Just like you contribute to a discussion because you believe you have the answer or a clue that might lead to the answer, you share it, because that's what knowledge is for.

 

[sanninuto]

well, forcing is a bad thing to do in the first place but also depend on hoe the people go about the issue of forcing i guess

 

[Pein67]

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[Cornson]

It's not like there is a christian union that kidnaps people and force them into relegion,it's just that most relegious people like to convise other people that their relegion is better or convert atheists to the right path.It's more like a social pressure developed by the relegious majority to the non relegious minority.
The crimes all relegions have commited to establish their power and authority can be consider as pressure too...

When you have this mindset, then you are more than likely a person that is trying to "force" your religion on others.

 

[Souji]

Christians/Muslims, etc. don't necessarily force their beliefs on people. It's the radical ones that do. Most converts I've seen have made their choice consciously.

 

[Strawberry]

many religions force themselves in a way many are tehre fore not even true followers in a way because if not forced would not have started... i follow the free will of humanity join in?