"Even further: if that is your belief, it is just common decency to let people know. Similar to you or I, if we knew that a manhole was uncovered and endangering pedestrians. If you've got a Christian friend who doesn't try to turn you, then you should start wondering why not!"
Yes, this is fine, but you understand its not the "letting the nonbeliever know", its the accusing the nonbeliever of being a fundamentally bad character because of FAITH-based epistemological content.
And most christians, I think, understand that the appropriate way to try to 'turn' people is through example
And NOBODY likes zealots who continually try (as in more than once and/or without respect) to convince them that their spiritual beliefs are wrong. In fact, this should not be tolerated in civil society.
Davin L.
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