Question for the religious and non religious folks who...

always try convincing others of their faith or non faith.

If your faith is so strong, why do you care if others dont believe what you believe? Your beliefs should be untouchable and same goes to those who dont believe in religion, why do you care that others do believe in it and why try to prove their religion to be not real?

I am religious myself and could not care in the slightest if others dont believe in it. I dont understand the constant religious arguments and trying to prove its real or not real

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Diotrephes · 70-79, M

@Budwick

My take on this is that if someone has expressed an interest, wants to know more, I will make time to discuss it with them. If there's no interest, I don't bring it up.

I asked another person this question, who got ticked off and refused to participate in the discussion. Maybe you are willing?

Jesus held three large meetings with thousands of people. There was the Sermon on the Mount, Matthew chapters 5-7. Then there were the two times on the hills with the crowds where the loaves and fish were on the menu in Matthew chapter 14 & Matthew chapter 15.

The question is: which of the Ten Commandments is illustrated by those three meetings?

REMsleep · 41-45, F

@Diotrephes What is the nature of this question? Is it meant to be a trick question that has no correct answer?
Why is it assumed that Jesus's sermon on those occasions particularly illustrated specifically one of the 10 commandments?
Jesus always did the will of God. All 10 commandments are the will of God.
Unsure of how to approach this question which has a built in premise.