Stop Pushing Your Beliefs on Others.
Everyone is entitled to their own beliefs and opinions. Being rude about it is unnecessary. For one, you being rude will invite people to be rude to you, so you have no need to cry over people replying to your comment because someone has a differing opinion and calling out your unnecessary rudeness.
For example, Christians. Not all do it, but enough that it is noticeable. In the Bible it says to spread your religion, NOT force it.
Other examples can be SOME LGBTQ+ members. As one myself, I have seen a number of people try forcing those into being part of it, or forcing others to like it. We cannot force someone to like something, but we can request kindness from them.
Or how about other religions? It happens.
My point is, there is SO much diversity in the world, and trying to stifle it and make everybody the same removes that diversity. Makes the world bland. Plus, it's rude to be ignoring people's beliefs and such.
My page is a safe space for EVERYONE except those who are unnecessarily rude. Know that✨️
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I agree with that, and that's fine. To share the gospel, is being willing to hear the good news of Jesus, but to force it is a different level when we as Christians aren't called to do that. We are ambassadors of Christ, and those who are willing to hear with an honest ear will decide to repent and believe, or they may continue, seeing and living life as one sees fit. I feel oddly enough though the stigma and potentially *stereotype* of forcing other beliefs on others though is exclusively on Christians. Do you believe other people of other faiths do this equally? Greater? Lesser to an extent? im curious to hear.