Do you deal with people from other religions with care?

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webby

yeah, maybe at first.
you are a little conscious that the other person might be measuring your acceptance level to their religion and you are probably doing the same.

But once the " I don't really care who you worship" climate is established I am my normal self with them because i know that if I "said the wrong thing" it won't be misinterpreted

ØÙ„Ø§ÙŽÙ…Ø¨Ø±Ø§ hallambra

When a new person is introduced to another no one says for example... hallambra..christian..........and no one replies Me..muslim..or druze..or jew..right?
All the pple talk calmy without known the other person religion. So.......why has that to change when we know which religion the other person practices??
I am spontaneous when talking with any person. I dont think at all which religion that person can be. For me the important is the person by itself.

Aussie

To some extent I do , mainly because most of my family are of a different religion & I don't want to offend them .

Having said that , they don't practice any faith so I am always waiting for the right opportunity to tell them what I believe & why.

When all is said & done , it is an individual choice we all must make in life ...however, probably the most important as it has eternal consequences.

Ghanouge

Really, and i mean REALLY, religion is not an issue, to me AT ALL, and i prefer to not to discuss religion with anyone, because i belive in one thing, its WHO YOU ARE and NOT WHICH RELIGION ARE YOU.....

Thats what i belive in, someone could be the same religion as i am, end be an A $ s, while the other could be a different religion than i am , and be me best friend or sould mate (also vice versa),

So i judge by the person and not by the religion.

something crazy

I would be aware that there are people that treat me differently because I am a muslim. Even though I do not treat anyone from any race any different from my own, I am aware that some do.

I asked my father a similar question once, and his response was: "I brought you up accepting all races, and treating everyone with love and respect. But you should be aware that there are people like that, and they will very slylishly deceive you."

My response at the time was "well, I dont think X is like that"... but in the end... their true colours appeared and caused great damage.

So, always be careful, for alot of people claim they treat everyone the same way, they might only be trying to get close to you so they can hurt you.

thesunshineking

of course, i respect all religions

eve

sure not...there is no need for this,the only reason that will make me do this is thinking all the time that this persoin is from other religion,i just act normally ,we are grown ups and no need for thinking about these stuff

â™« Chloe â™«

nah.. i'm me... lol.. ask anyone ....

although i think it's more about the person's personality and how easy going and open-minded they are, more than their religion....

loubna

yes, because it's a very sensitive area and you want to make sure that you are not offending them.

violet

no, but I am careful with ALL people when I meet them, because I am very outspoken and they don't know me.

Mom

I'm myself around them.

Chaim Gershom

I take great care with what I say to others, as I show them the same respect I would like from them in return.

Kate

I think the main thing when you're with friends and people you care about is not to talk about religion nor politics.

The thing is that I do not personally watch what I say cuz I'm not the interfering, imposing my ideas around, type of person...ao I basically am a 100% sure that I won't say the wrong thing cuz I don't go there in the first place

InquisitiveMind

For me, no because I converted from one religion to another.
I think in reality the three Monotheistic religions have more in common than alot of people realize, its just most people let their prejudices get in the way.

Anthony F

I don't think people are as comfortable (with anything) around strangers as they would be around their own.

JOSH

I am the same with everyone, but always careful on saying something taht could hurt them.

Itay Lahad

Nah- the concept of political correctness doesn't exist in Israel. We say exactly as we think and don't worry about offending people.

Ipek K

I really don,t care what a persons religion is unless it is a religious argument. Even then I try to be objective. A persons personality is what counts, not his/ her religious beliefs.

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