Appendix 4H

FAQ for August-September 2005

1. If you could ask three questions about a faith different from your own what would they be and why?

   Avril asks of certain seperationist, elitist, and prejudicial religions (or sects within a more tolerant faith):

1. What do you think your god will do to all the unbelievers on Judgement Day or at death?
2. In what way does your god demand you behave towards the unbelievers?
3. Do you do as you god demands?

   Wiccan_Girrrl asks of the Abramic faiths (Christian/Jewish/Muslim):

1. Do you study both your faith and other paths and philosophies?
2. Why/why not?
3. Does your god encourage intellectual advancement as a way to learn about him and his creations and can you please explain your answer?

   From Anonymous:

1. What do you love about your religion?
2. What do you hate about your religion?
3. Why do you believe in your God?

   Catherine M. asks of any faith (substitute appropriate deity/ies name for "divine":

1. What is the way to the divine?
2. Can one lose one's way to the divine on a permanent basis?
3. What is the divine?

   Christine asks:

1. Can you describe your god/s so that I may see why you love, revere, and worship him/her/them?
2. What manner of things are considered sinful or wrong or evil or forbidden in your faith and why?
3. How tolerant of other beliefs is your religion?

   Josh P. asks of extreme Fundamentalist Christians:

1. Why are you so sure you know who is going to hell?
2. What epiphany showed you this was the right path for you?
3. How do you explain the dichotomy between your actions of apparent hatred, anger, and violence and Jesus�s message of love and compassion?

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