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Indeed, it seems to me highly disrespectful of people's dignity if you treat them as hostages to their beliefs, incapable of responding to the truth when presented graciously and compellingly, and instead not worth the effort of trying to educate or persuade.

If someone thinks we cannot rightfully, morally persuade or bring anyone to become Christian, because this violates their 'sacred humanity,' I think they will find themselves in direct contradiction with Christ's own commission to 'baptize' all, not merely be friendly with them.

If the desire to convert someone (i.e., to persuade them to become Christian with words and/or deeds) undermines their 'sacred humanity,' so does ANY desire or effort to 'attract them' to Christianity. For what is 'attraction' except trying to bring them to become Christian?

I'm a simple Christian. I think we should believe in the Trinity and what He told us, love Him and His Kingdom (the Church), pray every day, treat others well, forgive others & ask them to forgive us, go to church weekly, & give all we have to those who need it more than we do.