What do you do when your friend says he can't be friends with you cause you don't like their religion?
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11-09-2012, 09:58 AM
Post: #11
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doesn't sound very christian, aren't they supposed to love one another and turn the other cheek and all that?
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11-09-2012, 09:58 AM
Post: #12
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Sometimes people get carried away with their religion. I know I did when I was in High School I said and did things that I regret to this day because I was blinded by the worst kind of Christian faith. If you can don't hold it against your friend. Respect this person's wishes and try not to say anything too offensive in their presence if you're really interested in keeping contact. As far as your personal Facebook page is concerned, that's yours and you have the same right as everyone else to speak your mind. Just try and be a good person in general (no matter what you believe) and if this friend wants to pull away just let them know you'll still be there and you like them. Maybe they'll have a change of mind, and will need someone to talk to if they ever de-convert.
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11-09-2012, 09:58 AM
Post: #13
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If any friend is going to say that to you than you don't deserve them as a friend. I'm a Christian I have friends who are Jewish, Muslim, atheist, Hindu, etc. and it doesn't matter to me (theologically we agree to disagree). That person is wrong, straightforth.
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11-09-2012, 09:58 AM
Post: #14
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Tell him he's a fùcking moron and leave it at that.
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