General Questions, help?
By lizzrr
@lizzrr (135)
October 18, 2009 12:28am CST
Hey all,
I'm a little bit stuck and needed more information to collect from you all, and I need your opinion on the following.
-Religion
:Why do you have to respect other people's religion, if different from you and how?
:What will they feel?
-Non-judgemental
:How can you be non-judgemental and why do you have to be non-judgemental
:what will they/you feel if you're (or not) are being judge?
-Choices
:Why do you have to respect people's choices? and how would you respect them?
: What will you feel if you have given your choice? or haven't?
Thanks so much :)
-Liza.
2 responses
@allknowing (130067)
• India
18 Oct 09
This question should have come underf task!! A very heavy question indeed. Anyway I will make an attempt to answser:
1. I dont see any logic in not respecting other peoples religion. Do you not respect what others eat, what others wear, their lifestyl etc? Take this as one other aspect.
2. You will be surprised how little you know about another person and judging on little or no information is very unfair. There are so many hidden motives and may be even good reasons why a person acts or behaves the way he/she does and God is the only judge who knows a person inside out. Judge not another but judge within and there you will find enough of sin!!!
3. To each his own. There is no parameter to say that yours is the best way. If you like red I may like black and so on. So be tolerant of others' choices. At the same time saying that you like red and do not like black is justified indeed.But this is not disrespecting anyone but merely saying what your choice is.
@lizzrr (135)
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18 Oct 09
Sorry, I thought I'll just put them all-in-one under question and answers :)
Yup, indeed it's very tough questions.
Sad to say, I covered up what you have said for non-judgemental and other's didn't seem to answer my questions, but it's okay. I appreciate it.
P.S For question one, I don't know if your question is aim back at me
if yes, then I do :)
@allknowing (130067)
• India
18 Oct 09
This question about religion it is intolerance of another's religion is the cause for bloodshed in the world and I am not targeting you at all I just made a general statement.
