That's true. I believe my interpretation of the bible is correct, which by default makes their interpretation incorrect. I also believe they have the right to their interpretation of the Bible, Torah, Koran, or any other religious doctrine and I wouldn't force my opinion on them.
They can pray before a meal in public if they want to, I believe Jesus was very clear about this in this verse and others.
It is against my beliefs to pray in public, you might think it is OK, so go ahead but telling me I have to act against my religion to get a discount is discriminatory.(Oh Yeah you don't even pray, nevermind)
And I don't think you know the first thing about the bible.
Moreover, if you are praying to receive a discount, obviously there is something showy about this in that the person offering the discount would need to witness you praying, and that I believe is the exact type of thing the bible speaks against. I believe prayer is meant to be a private conversation between you and God, not some gimmick to save a buck.
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It's discouraging to see how many Christians seem to think that every verse in the Bible is a standalone verse wholly unto itself.
And it's refreshing to hear non-Christians tell Christians how to practice their faith.
