Do you care what people think about your belief/religion?

Answer 1

Nope. *smile*

Answer 2

No not really, if they really want to know why I think or feel the way I do, I like explaining but not if I feel like they are just trying to make fun of me. If that's the way they feel they can just go away and leave me a lone. Some people just want to find a way to disagree with you and start a disagreement with you. My believes about religion have changed over the years as I have studied and understood the Bible more but this sometimes causes hard feelings between me and my family, so I learned not to talk about things like that around them, mainly my mother, she's really old Southern Baptist. If you really believe in something stand up for it, but don't try to push your believes off on others, that never works.

Answer 3

not at all - i mean i love hearing different opinions on my beliefs because im very open minded but unless i agree then there is no need to take criticism to heart. i belief what i do for a reason. i actually go to an all girls catholic high school and a lot of times ppl disagree with how i see christianity (most of the time in a pesimistic view) but thats fine with me

Answer 4

As a Christian, I care what those who are open to faith think about Christianity; because I have a command from Christ to try and bring others to Him. However, I simply can't care about the opinions of those who aren't open to faith, unless something changes their minds; if I do care to much what they think, I could be headed for a slip myself. Of course, I pray for all people to come to Christ.

What I'm very concerned with, is how I come across to people I meet. I have an obligation to present Christ in the best light possible, and I try very hard to make Him proud of me each day.

Answer 5

ONLY because I care how people feel about God and Faith in Christ.
I did not die for my church...Christ died for HIS Church in which I am a member of. The new Testament Church of Christ which he established on the day of pentacost in Acts 2, The LORD added to the church daily...
The True Church of Christ goes only by the Bible and does not add to or take away from God's inspired word.1 Thessalonians 2:13
1 John 4:7,8
John 3:16

Answer 6

To a minor extend I think we all do. Most I think are not going to change their faith just because others don't care for it or when others try to sway them with their faith but no one likes to hear bad things being said about their faith, even most atheists get worked up when someone makes a negative comment about atheism. I think if everyone kept their remarks respectable about the faith of others then there would be a lot less violence in the world.

Bright Blessings )O(

Answer 7

Yes, I appreciate what other people have to say about religion and spirituality. Mind you, I do not have a specific religion as an agnostic. I enjoy the thoughts of others and an open to their criticisms as long as I find them to be reasonable and valid. I do not depress myself over others thoughts though.

Answer 8

It makes for a great discussion, but I could care less what a person thinks of my beliefs.

Answer 9

THE MORE I DID STUDY THE MORE I DID BELIEVE

BILLIONS:
Gen.1:1,2 [ All exist here ];
HIGH THOUSANDS:
Gen.1:3-25 [ Earth preparation ];
THOUSANDS FOR WORLD:
Gen.5:3,6,9,12,15,18,21, 25, 28 is year 1056
Noah born 1056 is age 600 Gen.7:6; year 1656
Noah son #10, has 350 years Gen.9:28,29;
Shem has 502 years Gen.11:10,11;
PROMISED LAND COVENANT:
Gen.11:10,12,14,16,18,20, 22, 24 is 222 years.
Terah born 222 at Gen.11:32; age 205 dies. 427.
Abraham Son #20, age 75 Gen.12:4; 427 years after Flood.
LAW:
Gal.3:16-18 [ 430 years after covenant ];
Moses Exo.7:7[ age 80 ]; 12:40,41 [ 430 plus 427 is 857 ];
EXODUS:
Moses and half a milliom heirs exit Egypt 857 after flood.
Aaron age 123 40th year dies. Num.33:38,39;
Moses age 120 40th year dies. Deut.34:7; 897 after flood.
Joshua 5:6,10,12; Ends 40 years, 14 days in New Year 898.
PROMISED LAND JUDGES:
Judges 11:26; 300 years, Jair dies, plus 898 is 1198 after flood.
After flood at 1198 is 1212 before Christ.
Acts 13:20; 450 Samuel 80, Moses Judge at 857 is 1307 after flood.
KINGS:
Saul at Acts 13:20,21; is king 14 years, 1327 Samuel dies, David # 34 son, anointed.
David 2Sam.5:4,5; 1303 to 1333 to 1373 after flood, is 1107 to 1077 to 1037 BCE.
Solomon 1Ki.6:1; 480 plus 497 is 1377 after the flood, or 1037 less 4 is 1033 BCE.
1Ki.11:42; Solomon dies 36 of [ 40 ], years at 997 before Christ.
Year 391st at son #48 of Matt.1:1-17; kings end. Captive to Babylon Empire #3.
THERE WILL BE NO KING UNTIL JESUS AT HIS SECOND COMING FROM 606 BCE.
Heb.1:1-13; Matt.22:42-44; Acts 2:27-35; Michael and holy angels will cast Satan and unholy angel out of heaven and down to footstool earth to be under apostles feet Rom.16:20; AFTER JESUS IS ASCENDED BACK TO HEAVEN UNTIL THE END TIMES.
John 6:39,40,44; 14:3;
As promised a place will be prepared and they are raised up at the last day. Michael is there to the last 1Thes.4:15-17;

Answer 10

No, I don't. It's my decision for worship where and how I want just as it is there's. I sincerely believe that if we all followed the word in someway, we would be that much more grounded in our life. Next, God askes us to love our neighbor as ourself, go out into the world grant us peace and understanding in his love, Do his work everyday. How easy it is to help, nuture, people in our everyday lives if we just let go and do it. Soon we begin to allow the same happen to us. Just don't force, pressure and push it upon anyone. We should feel the spirit within ourselves.

Answer 11

Yes. I probably shouldn't, but I get very frustrated with people not understanding my religion. I feel that many people judge it without knowing it at all. I wish they would at least learn about it before judging it negatively.