Do They Have To Criticize People's Beliefs

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I hate people who get in religious fights because they are so egoistic. They think that they know everything about religions and they try to prove other religions wrong. They are not only insulting the person, but also being offensive to the religion itself. They are disrespecting everyone in the religion including god and when they get talked smacked about their religions they cry like a little girl. I don’t understand why the hell they even need to argue about religions, I don’t understand why they have to criticize people’s beliefs, and most importantly I don’t understand why they have to disrespect people because they believe in a different god than them. Once upon a time, I show a muslim girl praying in school, while she was praying other

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