How close minded are you?

I have a very limited life here Amber no contact much with the outside world as far as friends go. My life is different to what it used to be but thats okay. I was not raised to look at peoples color and so on. So that is how I am. I dont care either just be respectful. All in all tho I can be very close minded. On the flip side open minded. I am a unique card.

I am pretty open minded. I live my life by as long as you are happy, not hurting your self or others, and not forcing anyone to do anything they don't want to do then do what ever you want. Other people's lives are not my business just like mine isn't theirs. I am happy with my life and my beliefs and I honestly don't care what anyone else religion is. I will discuss these thing with people who are open minded and have respect for others but I won't argue with anyone over their beliefs. Just let people be if we aren't harming anyone or ourselves. Yes, to your second question as well considering I am an Apathiest and my boyfriend is Jewish. Guess what we get along great as well. I celebrate Hanukkah with him and he does Christmas for me and my family. Majority of my family are Christians. My best friend is an pansexual atheist. Her and I are Platonic soulmates.

I'm fine with other religions and ethnicities. One of my dearest friends is African American who converted to Judaism. I'm a Christian. I enjoy hearing about her religion. I want to know about what others believe so I can understand them better. If it's important to them, it's important to me.

Yes, I have friends across different religions.

I try to keep an open mind.

I'm not religious at all, and I believe that I am open-minded. I try to be anyways!

On some issues I do feel I am close minded. But as somebody was saying we each are molded as per our environment. If the environment changes, so will we. :)

How can I not have friends that do not belong to my religion that I do not practice myself.? I d have my own beliefs and that has nothing to do with religion.

I hope that I am mostly open-minded, but fear that sometimes I am closed. I think most of us are, if we're honest. I work with students - and have friends - who are Christian, Muslim, Hindu, Mormon, JWs, and atheist, amongst others. The area of England in which I work is very multicultural. We have lots of Polish, Filipino, Latvian, Pakistani, etc. We have fewer who are of black African descent, but interestingly these students tend to be the ones who stick together more and try to integrate less, even when they're third or fourth generation and have never even visited their Afican roots. I don't know if this says more about them or about non-blacks. Unfortunately, some are also more likely to use the race card, which is ironic because that in itself is a form if racism. Without multiculturalism where would we be? Oh, North Korea probably. :)