Sentences with phrase «about forcing a belief on»

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I'm an atheist, and one of the things I hated about religion is that the Christians are always trying to force their absurd beliefs off on other people now there is an organized group of atheists trying to do the same thing with a non-religion.

stop crying about muslims while trying to force your beliefs on others.

But I'm pretty sure one doesn't need to force their religious laws on other people to have their belief, which is the only thing we're really concerned about.

You, personally, may not force your beliefs on other people, but your fellow - believers have never been shy about imposing their opinions on others who do not believe as they do, very often my violence.

However, I think my point about not using force of law to compel actions based on someone else's religious beliefs is valid, no matter who holds those beliefs.

It's unreal you're klan is out to force their beliefs on other people in ways that directly affect them tremendously and you're the first to whine about how you're being forced to deal with imaginary BS items.

We don't want to take your beliefs away from you, quite the contrary, we don't really care if you believe in the mythical sky god, what we care about is when you want to force your beliefs on everyone else.

What is angering me is atheists are doing what they are angry about with religions in forcing their beliefs on others so it hypocritical if you ask me

I am tolerant of everyone's beliefs, but don't try to force them on me or whine about it when someone does something you don't like.

You can not blast a fellow citizen about the rights of men and women in this country and then simply force your own ideological beliefs on them in the same breath — it's beyond hypocritical.

I listened when learning about our founding fathers and that their push for independence was correlated to the British government forcing the King's church and it's beliefs on folks, and I realized the need for separation of church and state.

«People think that by listening to someone pray, we are forcing our beliefs on them... sounds like a conspiracy theory to me... ohhhhh nooo» no it is about the state having a religion....

You have choosen to purposefully ignorant about these things, yet feel compelled force your religious beliefs on everyone else.

Remember that your belief about no god CAN NOT be forced on others, especially this young soldier who has a different belief.Some of you posters are advocating stripping Americans of their right to worship.

, could have simply made your point about the misuse and abuse of religious beliefs for political gain by focusing solely on the NPD Task Force and the political parties without disrespectfully addressing God.

«Now how exactly do Christians force their beliefs on others... talk about perplexed... i have yet to witness that one.

He began with «outlawing» (which it already is but not because of religion), went to «illogical» reasoning (nothing illogical about protecting a woman), then «forcing unjustified belief on others» (many laws would fall in this same unjustificational reasoning) and «through politics» (I think that is how America works — through the majority).

Well - meaning family members and friends often have their own beliefs about introducing solids and may force their opinions on you.

There are gale - force winds whipping about the planet, its smoglike clouds are composed of droplets of sulfuric acid (rather than water) and, contrary to previous belief, there is lightning on Venus.

And stunning new spacecraft images show fault lines, volcanic domes, and solidified lava flows on the lunar surface, forcing a reevaluation of long - held beliefs about the moon's early evolution.

Going in with low expectations really helped me get excited and appreciate this moody, atmospheric, and downright depressing movie about a family whose religious beliefs force them to look to their neighbors on whether they will feast or famine.

This effort forced me to reflect on my years of experience as an ID, and synthesize my approach and beliefs about our profession.

Ultimately the Mormon faith does not hold up to the scrutiny of this young boy's mind and this leads to powerful questions about the whole process of forcing fanatical religious beliefs on the mind of a child.

If I can force you to guess, do you think that you'd find a similar (what you consider to be paradoxical) pattern play out with the associations between political views and beliefs about evolution / scientific expert opinion on evolution... or nuclear energy... or other issues that display a similar pattern of association between political orientation and interpretations of scientific evidence / how experts interpret that evidence?

On Thursday, I was a guest on another radio show to talk about the after - effects of Hurricane Harvey, and the second caller complained about... having been forced to purchase flood insurance despite his belief that his house couldn't flooOn Thursday, I was a guest on another radio show to talk about the after - effects of Hurricane Harvey, and the second caller complained about... having been forced to purchase flood insurance despite his belief that his house couldn't flooon another radio show to talk about the after - effects of Hurricane Harvey, and the second caller complained about... having been forced to purchase flood insurance despite his belief that his house couldn't flood.

Alienating strategies include bad - mouthing or denigrating the other parent in front of the child (or within earshot), 2,3 limiting the child's contact with the other parent, 4 trying to erase the other parent from the child's mind (e.g., withholding pictures of the child with the other parent), 2 creating and perpetuating a belief the other parent is dangerous (when there is no evidence of actual danger), 2 forcing the child to reject the other parent, and making the child feel guilty if he or she talks about enjoying time with the other parent.2 The impact of these behaviors on children is devastating, but it also often has the opposite intended effect; parents who denigrate the other parent are actually less close with their children than those who do not.3

Lecturing pushed me to draw on knowledge, experience and academic skills with students but also forced me to take an introspective look at my beliefs about the social work profession and about the skill development typical within the training course at that point.