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ShinerTX Donating Member (96 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Thu Dec-30-04 12:21 AM
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Should Christians be allowed to try to convert non-Christians?
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If a Christian truly believes that their faith commands them to try to convert non-Chrisitians to their religion--and they insist that they have to do this to be faithful--then should we respect that? Or should we say no way?

Where do you draw the line? And when does it violate the other person?
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