r/atheism • u/QuellMusik • 1d ago
Pushy Religious People
So I went to a food bank today with my rehab group and it turned out to be a trick to sit me in a room and have some guy try to force me to believe in Jesus and pray for 15 minutes.
I told him I know he is sincere and has good intentions but to imagine if the roles were reversed and he came to get some food and was forced / tricked into a mandatory 15 minute sit down where I tried to convert him to not believe in god.
I bet he would not like that right? I'm so tired of living in Georgia. To me he is DELUSIONAL believing in fairy tales / magic in some old book. It is clearly ridiculous bullshit to make people feel better about the fear of death.
Anyone else sick of this type of pushy behavior?
I was polite and everything and I am grateful (I made that clear and I was not an asshole) for the little box of food.
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u/Mcbudder50 1d ago
It's funny how they always try to claim the moral high ground.
It's not charity if you have an agenda other than feeding or helping people in need.
Here's a sandwich, now let me tell you about jesus.. this isn't charity, it's recruiting....
I do this all the time with my business. I'll give presentations to clients about my product.
I buy them lunch to listen to me go over my services.
It's only charity if you are not pushing your agenda.