How Do We Show The Beauty Of Our Religions?

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Moriki (m)
How Do We Show The Beauty Of Our Religions?
« on: July 04, 2006, 11:30 AM »

Given the current situation in the world whereby each religion practisioner wants to convience his counterpart that his/her religion is truth one, how can we really convince each other? And which approach is the best?
Drusilla (f)
Re: How Do We Show The Beauty Of Our Religions?
« #1 on: July 04, 2006, 12:53 PM »

Christian Conversion tools:

Mat 5:16  Let your light so shine before men that they may see your good works and glorify your Father who is in Heaven.


4get_me (m)
Re: How Do We Show The Beauty Of Our Religions?
« #2 on: July 04, 2006, 01:32 PM »

Em. . . let me ask it this way:

What is an acceptable approach with which one may convince me about their perspective on a matter?

I don't know if there's a 'best approach' in trying to convince me about how true one's religion is, or if is THE true one; but perhaps, I'D be more willing to listen as long as the following helpful features are not lacking:

   #  Don't Misquote or Misrepresent Issues
       As long as my fellow discussant does not misquote a verse, text, historical antecedent; or twist whatever they are quoting out of context
       to make their point (which would really be pointless)

   #  Don't Perplex, Rather Persuade Me
       As long as my fellow discussant is not trying to complicate matters by wearing me out with long-winding arguments that lead nowhere and
       they are willing to stick to the main points under discussion

   #  Don't Pretend, Rather Be Principled
       It does not matter to me if my fellow discussant must win a point, as long as he's not pretentious and is willing to be principled in whatever
       he's stating; even if I'D have to admit that my scholarship is limited on certain matters

   #  Choose Insight Rather Than Insult
       If I can't persuade you to see my point, as long as we don't leave the Forum or a discussion with insults and ill-feelings, there's a chance to
       come back for more seasoned, informed and insightful discourses

   #  Be Creative Rather Than Capricious
       I've learnt to sympathise with the difficulties people experience in seeing things my way with the understanding that I ofetn experience the
       same difficulties in seeing things their way

   #  Maintain A Winsome, Rather Than a Whimsical Attitude
        In all things, I'll keep trying to foster understanding and tolerance across board, even where I make bold to state why and how I disagree
        with my discussants.

Okay, I'm not laying down any rules for anyone; but these traits help me greatly when I engaged in sensitive and publicly affecting issues with people on this and other fora. At the end of the day, I aim to make friends and not fiendsCheesy
shawna (f)
Re: How Do We Show The Beauty Of Our Religions?
« #3 on: July 04, 2006, 05:23 PM »

i don't know this is a tough one but one thing i do know is u shouldnt wear it around ur neck Undecided
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