I'm at a loss at this point. You state that there is no set list of questions, yet fail to provide a basis, purpose, or goal for the interview. I could imagine an assignment that simply requires interview skill practice, but the non-Christian requirement makes that absurd.
You should know that people come here with some regularity on some type of research mission for an assignment. I don't recall a single instance where the guest has divulged the wording of the assignment, including you to this point. Please give us a full description of the assignment. Most of us here have spent much more time in school simply by virtue of arriving on Earth sooner, so you must understand why I think an assignment that only states "Interview a non-Christian" is suspect.
The other thing to know is that these previous 'researchers' have all used the 'assignment' ruse to start preaching and then get indignant when feelings get hurt.
You should know that people come here with some regularity on some type of research mission for an assignment. I don't recall a single instance where the guest has divulged the wording of the assignment, including you to this point. Please give us a full description of the assignment. Most of us here have spent much more time in school simply by virtue of arriving on Earth sooner, so you must understand why I think an assignment that only states "Interview a non-Christian" is suspect.
The other thing to know is that these previous 'researchers' have all used the 'assignment' ruse to start preaching and then get indignant when feelings get hurt.
