If they get all up in my face about it then yes.
Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M
There's nothing wrong in having a faith. Lucky them i say !
But the very idea that somebody thinks it's a good thing to go around folks houses; knocking on doors; talking about [u]their[/u] faith to folk who may well have their own, shows a slight shortage of thinking.
I mean, you'd probably get a far better response from folk if you knocked, introduced yourself and your faith, and then said ....something along the lines of,
Maybe you'll be talking to a person who is lonely and who might actually like a chit-chat for a few minutes.
Maybe there's a harassed mum who just want five minutes peace in the bathroom ! Maybe somebody they chat to has a real practical problem ! Unable to wire a plug or cut the lawn or nip out and get some shopping. ALL things that you could ACTUALLY help with. Wouldn't that be a better approach ?
That whole 'slaughter of the innocent' stuff that's going on at the moment worldwide under the guise of 'revenge for the persecution of our forefathers'.
A good reason to despise those committing atrocities then waving the flag of 'we must obey our holy book' as some form of explanation for their psychotic behaviour.
But the very idea that somebody thinks it's a good thing to go around folks houses; knocking on doors; talking about [u]their[/u] faith to folk who may well have their own, shows a slight shortage of thinking.
I mean, you'd probably get a far better response from folk if you knocked, introduced yourself and your faith, and then said ....something along the lines of,
What can i do for YOU today?
Maybe you'll be talking to a person who is lonely and who might actually like a chit-chat for a few minutes.
Maybe there's a harassed mum who just want five minutes peace in the bathroom ! Maybe somebody they chat to has a real practical problem ! Unable to wire a plug or cut the lawn or nip out and get some shopping. ALL things that you could ACTUALLY help with. Wouldn't that be a better approach ?
That whole 'slaughter of the innocent' stuff that's going on at the moment worldwide under the guise of 'revenge for the persecution of our forefathers'.
A good reason to despise those committing atrocities then waving the flag of 'we must obey our holy book' as some form of explanation for their psychotic behaviour.
No, i don't have a problem with religious people. I'm only bothered in any way if it's a situation where it's repeatedly forced at me or an attempted conversion of some sort after any initial sort of thing they've tried(i'd actually be nice enough to listen to any points they had about their religion in hopes of learning more and understanding them better) other than that, i'd hope they would not attempt to press it.
YMITheWayIM · 46-50, M
Thingschange4444 · 56-60, M
No. As long as they respect my beliefs.
notmyplace · M
No, unless they come to my house.
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notmyplace · M
Unless invited, or plan on mowing my lawn, I'm not buying what their selling.
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rottenrobi · 56-60, F
Eh, I wouldn't call it a problem, more of hard to take serious.
Venus6 · 100+, F
No. If they dont try to push their thoughts on others
Gilhooly · 61-69, F
yes, I don't like being around them for too long
bijouxbroussard · F
Not if they leave me alone about it. I don't bother them if they don't bother me.
Jentlemen · 51-55, M
No. Screw them all