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by Im Alec has abandoned this account on March 26th, 2008
I would expand it to say "Respect other's right to have a different opinion". Accept that, while you do not agree with them, you are not necessarily right, and they are not necessarily fools.
If you discuss where your opinions differ, accept that they are in good fath, but probably working from different beliefs. Discuss the point until you have discovered the underlying belief upon which you differ, then stop, because you are unlikely to change their beliefs nor they yours.
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Thanks.
I agree. My communications teacher told us something similar in class in that people's moral beliefs cannot be changed.
by Who? on March 26th, 2008
Good answer.
by AnonymousGirl on April 19th, 2008