Well, they would have to, if the UN comes for them too, wouldn't they?
WHO.
So far I've seen the disproportionate attacks on Christianity versus other religions that may (at least, right now) deserve it more, as at least some evidence that corruption - which the world is, and we all sort of understand this - for some odd reason, hates Christians particularly.
What evidence do you have to support this claim?
If we sort of understand anything, it is hypocrisy. We know what it is and we now how to find it in others, but do we know how to find it in ourselves and if so, do we know what to do with it?
Perhaps that which hates anything, is that which only sees hypocrisy in others.
It is - in psychological terms - called "projection" and is in many ways, like a mirror. and that which is in the mirror is perceived as "other".
It may just be that it's easy because Christians turn the other cheek and don't fight back, whereas if you attack a religion that deserves it you might get blown to Kingdom Come. But then why bother? Why attack pacifists who aren't bothering you? It's wasted energy, isn't it?
Jehovah's Witnesses used to know on my door and I have invited them in to share their world view and have asked the necessary questions and now Jehovah's Witnesses' do not knock on my door when they are canvassing my street.
I didn't need WHO to tell me how to proceed. Getting rid of religious vendors is unlikely to be on top of any world organisations list of things that need doing and will get done.
If people are forced to go indoors with their religions, how would that change anything anyway?
It is not as if God will punish those who no longer knock on doors because "The Law", is it?
And then I have to think that I don't entirely know why this happens, so I have to be open to alternative explanations. Of course, it could always be that I'm a rational person and attributing more rationality to others than they have, and they just attack those that don't fight back, wasting their own energy doing so, because they are animals in pursuit of dominance.
"They" who?
