Have you ever rendered help to someone without caring or asking about their religion?

Answer 1

Always. I find myself unable to pass by a beggar without giving him/her whatever is in my pockets. I also help friends and family whenever they need my help.

It's what Muhammad did in his life, and it certainly is a Muslim thing to do.

Answer 2

Of course, many times. And instantly regretted it the moment some of them responded with nonsensical comments along the lines of:

"God bless you."
"Assalomalaykum" <==== Muslim bs meaning "Peace be with you."

etc. etc. etc.

I performed these acts of kindness out of a sense of community, compassion and out of common human decency, not to receive some sort of reward from the ******* almighty.
One should not do such things out of fear- they should do them out of just that, common courtesy and decency.

I've always gotten the impression that these weren't nice, kind, decent and respectful people at all when I've observed them committing acts of kindness themselves. I've ended up with the impression that these people were simply scared to death of being condemned to hell or something if they didn't or seeking the approval of the drones who shared their religion.
I've always come to the conclusion that the vast majority of these people would likely not bother and kill you as soon as look at you if not for their ridiculous religion.
As to whether or not religion is a good thing in that respect I'm not altogether certain and will have to give it more contemplative thought before I decide one way or another.

Answer 3

Of course. What has one got to do with the other?? Who goes around all day asking what everyone's religion is.......... oh, I get it.
Here's a thought: How much time is wasted on sinning by not helping your fellow man because he isn't of the right religion?

Answer 4

I believe that to truly be a good person one must do these things for the sake of compassion alone. If one dose good things because they believe they will get some kind of reward then they are being fake. I believe everyone deserves respect and sometimes that is the best thing one can do to help another person.

To my understanding a good person is one who is thoughtful and conciderate of others, no matter who they are. If some one is mean then it is best to teach them by example.

Answer 5

Yes, I am a retired Police Officer. I helped people from all races and religions.

In my personal life, I have been screwed over by more white so called Christians, then any other race or religion added together.

Answer 6

I'd find it odd to ask a person their religion while admist helping them. As if them being a different religion than I would make them need the help less? Sure it happens, but never by me.

Answer 7

As a mental health specialist in the Army on a combat stress control team.

Answer 8

Yes, because I believe that in life all things you do come back around either for the good or the bad depending upon the causes and intention in your heart...

Answer 9

they are going to have faith what's written in the WBTS guides long earlier they even think of of analyzing the few out of context quoted bible verses. The WBTS has advised them opposing memories on the resurrection of the Sodomites and every time the WBTS transformations its teachings, the "different sheep" then have faith the hot coaching till they revert lower back to the old coaching earlier changing lower back lower back to the hot, 8 cases and each JW replaced their concept each and every time the WBTS replaced its strategies. easily 3 time in 1988 they replaced their teachings. there has been maximum of transformations on what you may and might't have transfused, you may desire to touch the WBTS in an emergency to understand what you're allowed or not allowed.

Answer 10

All the time.