Originally posted by: Gurck
Originally posted by: joshsquall
Originally posted by: Connoisseur
Originally posted by: HotChic
1. She wasn't trying to "force" you to do anything. If you had said "no thanks" and walked away, there's a darn good chance she would have left you alone.
2. Know that from her perspective, she's doing something nice. If you find her intent to be of any value, she intended well.
3. I didn't see any arrogance in what she said to you - she talked about her reasons for thinking her religion was correct. I don't see that she put your religion or any other down in any way. In fact, you're doing more putting down than she did.
Furthermore, I personally thought it was arrogant of her to come up to me. Once again, going back to the cook analogy. Let's say we both made apple pie: I like mine, and you like yours. But then I tell you, out of the blue, that you should make your apple pie just like mine because mine is the best way to make it, wouldn't that be arrogant of me? If cooking isn't your strong suite, then just picture any other situation which you WOULD feel strongly about.
You are an idiot. Christians don't think that their religion is correct. They KNOW it is, through faith. Sh!t man, in her eyes, she was trying to save your soul. She was being incredibly generous, from her point of view. If you don't agree, then walk away.
By that logic, he'd be doing her a great favor by kicking her ass, or better yet, finishing her off for good. Not very palatable when the shoe's on the other foot, now is it?

At least have the balls to admit what we both know; that you think you're better than other people and thus have more rights because you're christian. Since I don't think, but rather
know you'll twist this around, I'll point out something logic should tell you in the first place, but unfortunately won't - that I say this not becuase you're christian, but because you're defending unsolicited marketing.