Interfaith Manipulation

I wanted to just say something else about this interfaith dialogue sort of movement. And maybe I'm particularly sensitive about this because I'm in PR, so I can see the manipulation and the deception that's at play. I mean, the whole concept is based on the lie, the atheist secularist lie that religion is the source of conflict and dispute and war in the world. And so, hence, we need the people of different religions need to come together and find a common ground through dialogue so that we can understand each other and reach an understanding so that finally all of this religious conflict and dispute will come to an end. This is just pure deception from start to finish.

We do understand each other. We understand each other very well, and we do not agree. The only way for us to agree and to reach this common ground and understanding is for one of us or all of us to compromise in our religion. And most often from what I've seen, it usually means Muslims compromising in their religion. The differences of belief between different religious groups is not the source of conflict and dispute and war, or at least it hasn't been for a very long time.

And whenever they tell you that you have to be tolerant of something, they don't actually mean be tolerant of it. What they mean is that you have to show respect and honor for that thing, and you have to prove that you're not prejudice or biased or bigoted or hateful or what have you. It's just a manipulative tactic to corner you into actually promoting and supporting that thing, whatever it is. And understand that when they tell you to be tolerant of something, they're coming to you with an accusation that you are intolerant, that you're aggressive, that you're harsh, that you're hateful or whatever. And so then you have to prove that you're not.

It's just a softer, more devious, more tactful version of you people are terrorists, change my mind. And the answer is no. We don't have to change your mind. We don't have to prove or justify anything to you. You're coming to us with an accusation and then expecting us to disprove that accusation.

There's nothing about this that is seeking peace and understanding. It's seeking capitulation. We all know people of different faiths. We all know people of different religions. We work with them.

We talk with them, we make friends with them, and we just don't discuss the things that we disagree about. We're all perfectly capable of tolerance, and that's what tolerance looks like. Let's just be friends, let's just be cordial, let's just be polite, and not talk about the things that would make that difficult to do. But this whole interfaith movement is exclusively designed to put religious people into tension with one another forcing them to then seed ideological ground just in order to alleviate that provoked tension. Well, in fact, we're all perfectly capable of getting along with each other, being polite with one another, being cordial with one another, and keeping our beliefs, our respective beliefs intact as long as you don't put us into unnecessarily awkward conversations with one another for no reason.