Ok so you know a bit about Buddhists.
>It takes humility to hear that we are not the center of the universe, that our word is not authoritative, and we are subject to the word and interpretation of our Creator (and Redeemer).
How do you think that line would go down with them? How would it go down with say a Tibetan, versus a Thai, versus a Vietnamese, versus a Japanese versus a Malaysian Buddhist?
Their religion has plenty to say about this very point, and yet none of them would agree on the specifics so what makes you so special that your way, your particular Christianity, is the right one?
Do you not see the futility in these absolutist arguments which are meant to hold your faith above that of others, in the process diminishing them because your truth is the only valid one?
Do you think that is showing humility?
I ask because every time I see Christians proselytise like this they don’t seem to have seen themselves amongst all people, but only amongst their own and from their own lens and their own worldview and so either they appear to be virtue signalling, or showing pure ignorance of others, whichever it may be.
Maybe you’re 100% right. I’m not saying you aren’t. But you’re not the only one with faith and even those who share your faith will likely see it different let alone those of other religions who might believe in the same concepts but also will not collectively agree on the application between their different backgrounds.
