It still does not take away any non believers right to
respond
What is perplexing to me, is not that christians evangelise, but
the fact christians do not think non believers should respond
because they (the christians) have good intentions
Now, this doesnt make sense. Intention does not necessarily have a
absolute postive correlation with methods or actions.
Again, i reiterate my explaination that the other guy have his own
beliefs -ie, his faith does not believe in god, or do not believe
in jesus for most of the faiths etc etc
If you realise, by preaching to him things like jesus is the only
way and all that, thats injurious to his belief. This is what i
mean by not weighing the consequences of your actions.
Do you realise, how frustrating it is for non believers to listen
to preaching and conversion attempts sometimes? Its kinda warped,
knowing one group always want to impose their ideals on people, and
not expecting any opposition. Your intention, if you realise, need
not be necessarily good if carried out with inapporpriate
actions.
