Theocentric Musings

Never underestimate the power you give someone by believing in them -Diamond Dallas Page, http://www.diamonddallaspage.com/

"It's one of the great temptations, you see--wanting to prove the strength of your own faith by making others believe what you believe. It shows you're right. But it doesn't prove anything of the sort. All it proves is that you're condescending and arrogant and good at doing what half-decent actors can do, or advertising agents, or pop stars, or politicians, or con men, or any of the profession ... al persuaders. They sell illusions. And that's all they do. And they feel good when they succeed. That's what their lives depend on. Which isn't true about religion. Or shouldn't be. Your belief shouldn't depend on what other people think about it. And it certainly should not depend on whether other people believe the same as you." — Aidan Chambers

If people don't want to read messages that can set them free from bondages, I'm never going to try to force them to read, heed, or believe the words.  But, I'm also not going to stop sharing them either.