Sentences with phrase «criticize peoples beliefs»
do you feel more important now that you can criticize peoples beliefs and be mortally offended when they criticized yours?
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Previously, she was criticized by LGBTQ actitivists for her conservative political beliefs and for not being an adequate representative for trans people.
The thing I really enjoy, not being affiliated with any religion, is sitting back and watching people who hold «Insane Belief X» criticizing «Insane Belief Y», apparently completely unaware that both beliefs are equally insane.
Louisa So, a pastor visits a non-believer and you would criticize them for not reminding the dying person of the belief that they're going straight to hell?
What a person does can be criticized, but ones beliefs are something that should never be criticezed.
I think it's hilarious and sad when people criticize the May - 21st «ers when they themselves have an equally ridiculous belief.
People truly at peace with their beliefs don't feel the need to gain validation from others through criticizing them or scorning them not do they feel the need to bark and howl from the highest tower to be heard.
Then, based on this distorted knowledge, we feel justified in condemning and criticizing these people and their beliefs.
First, it is important, even essential, that criticism is done in such a way that the person being criticized would actually recognize his or her beliefs in that criticism.
Besides, your reference to the «people in glass houses should not throw stones» would seem to imply that you would only let the «politically blameless» criticize the political beliefs of others.
People who are often too passionate about their beliefs tend to get criticized as if there is something wrong with them.
I don't criticize people who believe; I have no time for those who think everyone should hear about their beliefs.
Would you people criticize the Muslim belief.
I also have no issue debating the ins and outs of theology but sadly most people get too offended because they can't differentiate between when I criticize the beliefs vs. the person.
The arrogance shown by this guy, criticizing people's attire over their beliefs is astounding.
Why not instead of criticizing these people for their religion, why can't you respect that this is their belief and culture.
Maybe your trying to look intelligent by criticizing others beliefs, but you are no different than the same people who put down other beliefs or those with out one.
«When people see their religion or religious beliefs mocked in the public domain or criticized by political leaders, these experiences signal to members of entire religious groups that they don't belong.»
Which is why I rarely criticize people for their beliefs unless they're spamming or making racist jokes or something.