#12787 Why Be Courteous If Jesus Wasnt? Faith and Dialogue - Robert Greving

<p>&#8220;Why be courteous if Jesus wasn&#8217;t?&#8221; This question opens a discussion on the importance of courtesy in faith and dialogue, addressing how to approach sensitive topics, such as when a child chooses a different faith. Other questions include whether Jesus ever invited rather than commanded and the appropriateness of lending a rosary to someone of a different faith at a vigil.</p>
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<p><strong>Questions Covered:</strong></p>
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<li>02:30 &#8211; Why do we always have to be courteous when Jesus wasn&#8217;t always courteous?</li>
<li>37:00 &#8211; My son was raised Catholic and now wants to become Muslim. How do I approach him with courtesy?</li>
<li>46:43 &#8211; Did Jesus ever invite someone to do something instead of commanding them?</li>
<li>50:42 &#8211; I’m attending a vigil. Would It be a courtesy to lend a rosary to a jewish woman for the vigil?</li>
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