Proselytizing

[rjh4 is back]

However, it's not as simple as that. His comparison to a truck is not feasible. If you see a truck coming, that's a tangible assertion. Faith is not. I don't think a person who truly believes and really does want to save me through God is a bad person. But how many times do you want someone telling you a truck is going to hit you when there's no evidence a truck is there.

Thanks for responding, Ely.

I agree with you that the truck analogy is not feasible. If a Christian followed that analogy to its logical conclusion, then they would be a constant annoyance trying to force others into Christianity, which I do not think is the Christian thing to do.

Besides, I've been accosted by proselytizers that have no interest in saving my soul and just want to let me know I'm going to hell.

I don't doubt it. That is sad, though.

There's also a point where you've heard it all before and you get sick of it.

I certainly understand. That is why if someone tells me they do not want to talk about such issues, I try to respect that.

Christians have a right to proselytize and I have a right to tell them to leave me alone.

I agree.

I also have the right to ban there ass if they come here to do it.

I hear you loud and clear.