No religion preaches hatred. There are many groups that show intolerance for other, but in general, they all go with the basic premise of the Golden Rule, "Do unto others as you would have them do under you."
All religions think that they are the "right" religion that goes for Christians, Muslims etc, they often forget that their actions is what makes you closer to God.
In the end it doesnt matter what you wear, how many times a day you pray or how much money you give to charity, God only knows love and truth and if your actions are just a way to "guarantee" your place in heaven its not going to work..
Love and respect everyone and everything, dont wish anyone bad and keep your morals, values and ethics in the right place..
People need to realise that dogmatic religions divide the people of the world as they think theyre religion is better than others.. Trust me its not just christians!!
Sikhs believe you deserve to be respected, and dont care, or judge you by your religion
The Greeks didn't care what other countries thought about their religion and they felt calm and completely normal with it
The most important factor which has been ascribed to people converting to Christianity was the promise of salvation in the afterlife. Roman religion and other polytheistic religions just said that after death people went to the underworld, but did not have much to say about the afterlife. Moreover, Christ was a compassionate figure who cared about humanity, whereas the gods of the polytheistic religions did not care much about humanity. Another factor was that the Christians had a missionary zeal and actively pursued converting people, whereas there was no such missionary fervour in other religions.
they don't give a care
I honestly think you should; all religions deserve respect even if you are not part of that religion. If you are atheist the religion may not be something you really care about but if you have friends or family that is part of a church you should respect that.
Christians do care about animals as much as they do care about their own families.
Christians love God and try to love people in caring goodness. Christians preach the gospel to try to help souls get saved to help prevent souls from going to hell. Christians also care for the orphans, the widows, and the poor.
It varied, just as people vary today. Even the different Emperors varied. The legal situation was that certain religions, e.g. Judaism, were recognised and tolerated. Religions that didn't make it to the "officially tolerated list", e.g. Christianity, were suppressed. Only the Roman religion was actively promoted. Some Roman Emperors brutally persecuted illegal religions. Others didn't really care and tolerated them anyway. At some periods, the official religion was Emperor Worship, and anyone who failed to worship the emperor - even if he worshipped all the other traditional Roman gods - would be persecuted. But other Emperors had no serious interest in being gods.
No! Christians follow God's Word, the Bible. They attempt to spread Christianity because they care about people and want them to go to Heaven. They believe that the Bible tells that the only true way to Heaven is through repentance of sins and belief in Jesus Christ. Christians got their religion from the God of the Bible.
The Christians, for one, see colonization as part of their mission of spreading their religion around the world. They tend to look at countries in Africa, for example, as in great need of their religion. Of course, there are far greater things needed by the countries of Africa, such as food, clean water, medical care, and schooling.
There are religions that forbid everything. God does not care when you date, as long as your parents don't forbid it if you're under 18. God would only care if you believed in your heart dating at a certain age was wrong and you did it anyway. Religions are mankind's attempt to get to God or merely control the society in which the religion is introduced.
it has a pick your own religion, we wont care lawSpain does not have an "official" religion is Roman Catholicism. The predominant religion is Roman Catholicism, but they tolerate all religions.