A good article to appreciate the opinion further.

The challenge is in two way respect for others people's beliefs. This is ultimately what it comes down to.

I often talk religion with a mix of diverse friends. They range from atheists to devout Sikhs. We acknowledge God by different names and some don't acknowledge at all. But we respect each other's beliefs.

For example, an Islamist won't correct me for referring to God instead of Allah. Brahman, Vishnu, Shiva, and Krishna are other such names. When I say God, none are offended even though they disagree.

We all have different beliefs. We are not expected to adhere to those of a single person or group.

Not everyone has to share the same and there is no disrespect in doing so.

It requires mutual respect in having different beliefs and allowing people to have their own beliefs.

Personally I love how everyone can have such a diverse range of views, opinions and beliefs.

Even though I will disagree with many, I never seek to impose my beliefs on others.

Thanks for sharing.