May 10, 201313 yr I'd like more folks than just Mt. Ref to answer this one ...I would talk to him and listen politely but would decline the invitation to convert to Hinduism as I like steak and hamburgers too much .
May 10, 201313 yr I would talk to him and listen politely but would decline the invitation to convert to Hinduism as I like steak and hamburgers too much . As would most I think. And that's my point. If the roles were reversed, we'd stick to what we know. How can we expect them to react differently?
May 10, 201313 yr As would most I think. And that's my point. If the roles were reversed, we'd stick to what we know. How can we expect them to react differently? I agree. We had a debate similar to this one on here 5 or 6 years ago. People of faith all over the world will worship in the manner that they've learned from childhood. Religious choice is due to geographical location, and culture. People taught from childhood a particular religion most likely are not going to change their beliefs very much. They may tweek them somewhat, but they will usually stay with the same philosophy. And imo they shouldn't be expected to change.
May 10, 201313 yr Yep...now it is the gay influence....fueled by the media. A little different direction we are headed in.
May 14, 201313 yr Out of curiosity, why is it OK that Christians are in Muslim countries, and it's OK for them to evangelize, but not for Muslims to practice their faith in public in a Christian environment? Still no reply. It apparently isn't ok to evangelize. Lebanese man gets 300 lashes, 6 years for helping woman convert to Christianity | Fox News
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