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Post by shadrack on May 8, 2020 21:06:07 GMT
Depends on the context. If I see a religious supremacist then I definitely criticise his or her views and may even criticise many aspects of religion of the person in question. If a religious person is just sharing his opinion without trying to come off as supremacist or more righteous or anti-science then I usually do not mind such a person. I may even praise certain aspects of religions when they either make a person better or talk sense. I think Aj_June summed it up perfectly. Unless the people are being fundamentalist about their own religious views & bigoted towards others, disrespecting other people's religious beliefs only makes one as bad as the afore-mentioned fundamentalists' bigotry. I disagree. If somebody holds a belief not supported by the evidence, that belief deserves to be challenged. Religious beliefs don't get a free pass just because they're religious beliefs.
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