
10/01/2025
It's good when people can share their belief perspectives respectfully. It's also important to set boundaries with the various types of comments share in this article.
"Faith can be very personal, but so can non-belief. Where conversations go wrong is when assumptions replace real listening. Many non-believers aren't frustrated by religion itself, but by the repeated phrases and arguments that feel dismissive of their worldview. These lines come up again and again, leaving them more drained than open to dialogue."
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Faith can be very personal, but so can non-belief. Where conversations go wrong is when assumptions replace real listening. Many non-believers aren't frustrated by religion itself, but by the repeated phrases and arguments that feel dismissive of their worldview. These lines come up again and again,...