Nurse suspended for prayer offer

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lolita said:

ssj12 said:

lolita said:

ssj12 said:

lolita said:
I think they made a big story with a simple matter as this one but I have to say, even though it's good intentions, she shouldn't do that... Religion is a personal thing plus not everyone is a Christian... -_-'

 

your right, thats why the Jews, Muslims, and everyother faith prays... puts a hole in your arguement doesnt it?

She was offering a Christian prayer... You do know that Jew, Muslim prayers aren't the same, do you? So no there's no "hole" in my argument.

*FACEPALM*

You obviously missed my point. I was pointing out the fact that what would have happened if she was a Jew, Muslim, or otherwise and offered? They all have their own set of prayers that mean the exact same thing.

 

Please keep your facepalm to yourself, I don't like them. 'Kay? Thanks.

I mean what if she offered it to a Jew? A Jew wouldn't accept a Christian prayer... Nor a Muslim... That's what I meant. While it was in pure goodness I still don't believe that she should offer prayers, as she doesn't know someone's beliefs and if someone wanted to pray they would do it themselves...

However, I don't think they should have suspended her... Only tell her that she shouldn't do it. It would have been enough.

Actually a Jew would accept a Christian prayer... a Muslim would too...

Why wouldn't they?

If a Jewish person asked me if they wanted me to prayer for them.  I'd say "If you want to".  I mean why not?

It's a harmless gesture even if you don't believe it's true.

All and all it's a silly thing. 

If someone is offended by soemoen else asking if they want to be prayed for...

that person just has something wrong for them.

That's like my girlfriend getting offended if someone offers to get her a hamburger even though she's a vegetarian.