If you lived in the real you would understand why I stand with people of other beliefs. I have genuinely witnessed hate crimes/shootings that were powered by the hatred for others religious beliefs. What I respect is these people staying true to themselves, their disciplines and their values despite the vast majority of people wishing them and their religion were dead.
https://www.ppic.org/blog/hate-crimes-fell-in-california-last-year-but-religion-based-incidents-increased-sharply/#:~:text=In%20contrast%2C%20anti%2DArab%2F,for%20which%20we%20have%20data.
https://www.justice.gov/archives/op...prison-federal-hate-crimes-related-2019-poway
These aren’t just “people of different beliefs” some of these people I have grown up with, these are people who set differences aside to help one another. When push comes to shove you must learn to stand with one another for the sake of one another's lives.
Isiah 1:17
Learn to do good; seek justice, correct oppression; bring justice to the fatherless, plead the widow's cause.
If I were to separate myself from them do you think that would do any good for the world? Has separation ever done anything good for our world? (Segregation in America, Holocaust, The Ottoman Empire, Rome, current situation in Bosnia and Herzegovina, “the Jewish Ghettos”, Northern Ireland, British India, The Roman Empire) If we don’t stand together then that contributes to the pain of innocents.
And I am Christian who follows my beliefs and prayers but I find the way Muslims discipline and dedicate themselves interesting and I very much respect. I haven’t even seen a Priest be as dedicated to the lord as a avg Muslim is dedicated to Allah. Just wanted to add that
FYI you should read the Brothers Karamazov. One of my favorites and it kinda touches on this subject. Mostly philosophy of religion u should read Dimitry’s speech. Dostoevsky is a very much Christian man