Why do people insist that their belief is true and beliefs followed by others are false ?

Doesn't that sound too disrespectful?

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What's even harder to understand is people who accuse others of insisting their beliefs are true and others' are false, and then go and insist their [i]own[/i] beliefs are true and others'are false. It's also usually accompanied by truckloads of disrespect

SW-User

@ImperialAerosolKidFromEP Yes, it is very important to eliminate this disrespect. To set it straight, any religious truth crossing the religious boundaries and being labelled as universal truth, which is disrespectful for other religions is dangerous for humanity. Doesn't matter it is from A to B, B to C, A to C or vice-versa. World is far better without a universal true God, a universal true belief.

ImperialAerosolKidFromEP · 46-50, M

@SW-User just to be clear, I'm not addressing the situation where someone believes he has a universal truth. You might think that's weak, but then how much weaker is criticizing those who believe they have universal truth, when they themselves claim to have universal truth; the pot calling the kettle black

SW-User

@ImperialAerosolKidFromEP I'm referring to all those who are holding that universal truth(multiple groups), which only they have access to and others have to simply believe. That truth which is quite controversial and lacks proper evidence.The truth which they are not satisfied believing themselves but also want others to believe.