why some people hate others just because of their relegion?
367315
the media runs the show.
202627
People are self loving, that being said it is easier to dislike anything or anyone that is different than (self) and even hate them.  Hate starts with name calling which is used to separate you from me.  Once separated, I can abuse you or say bad things about you because your different.  Wish it were not so, 6 billion of us on the big ball and we differ in so many ways.
663296
Thank you!\n\nBut it has always been, and will always be, that some people hate others for having different beliefs. We see it in politics, we see it in religion, we see it in racial arguments. \nI once had a conversation with a Republican from Y!A who basically said all Democrats were this and that. I asked why he would say, since Democrats are humans, the same as Republicans, etc. We eventually got into a debate and I asked what he belived in, naming a few of mine. He actually agreed with some of the same things I did and I asked why, even though "our parties" are different, why some can't put the hate aside and work for a common goal. \nNever got a straight answer after that...
1143227
unforunatly many people who claim to be "christrians" really dont have the love of God in their heart, and it puts a bad wrap on the rest of the christians. so thats why so many people dislike them.
50300
My pet peeve is people that bash other religions, yet the religions they bash they think they know all about. Great question!
716498
I dont hate you. As a matter a fact i dont get why someone didnt start another religion after you.
304822
I think a lot of people have a negative reaction toward religion because a lot of really ignorant and aggressive religious people give it a bad name.  Religion's biggest enemy isn't money, it's the hypocrisy of some of its most loud and outspoken practitioners. (I'm not saying all religious people are like that; however, the nice religious people generally don't proclaim their religion as loudly and so they aren't as visible.)
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Due to the nature of the Internet, these haters are provided with a relatively safe haven to spout their anti-Catholic/Christian bigotry. \n\nYou see, they are all too cowardice to act that way in public, but repercussions online are minimal.\n\nBut you know what? That same relative safety is also granted to the faithful. And we can counter their bias, bigotry, and hatred with God's Truth, thus exposing these people for the fools they are.
345223
Humans have always hated in others what we hate about ourselves.  That is why you have so many people angrily attacking things they say they hate about our society.  Yet, what they hate the worst is what they see in the mirror everyday.  Normally, this isn't an issue but lately many of these hateful people have taken positions of power in our national government and that looks to be leading us to yet another unjust war.  Too make that situation even worse, these folks hide their hate behind religion... what a dangerous and explosive combination.
748050
Because some people are just plain evil and don't care who they hurt or what they destroy.  Some people look at others as stepping stones to getting what they want.  And if you are in the way .. prepare to be stepped on.
977367
I wouldn't hate someone just because someone expected me to. If someone expected me to hate someone or they wouldn't like me then they probably are not worth hanging around anyway. I'd also suggest they get a grip on reality.
673028
i asked a similar question recently about why all must hate other religions just because the people are taught the way they are. i am glad there are others who agree.\n\nMaybe God is testing us and seeing how we do with the free will he gave us
1122108
I won't bash a fellow Pagan, but I agree that we should rise above, not rise against. Why should we lower ourselves to petty insults and bashing? If we are angry or hurt because others have attacked us, we should not seek to become that which has caused us pain. To carry that negativity around with us is far more harmful than to walk away and leave it at its source.
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I think those who bash without having experienced the ones they are bashing are doing so on the bases of hearsay.  Years ago I was involved with a person who really tried to get me to see the way others worshiped and open my mind to the ideas that just as my worship wasn't wrong, neither was theirs.  Needless to say my experiences of worship have never been the same.
1122231
They don't hate YOU they hate what you represent to them.  As for why they hate that I'm still tryin to figure it out.  Is it fear?  Redirected insecurity/self hate?  Religious zealatry?  Psychosis?  Let the rest of us know when you figure it out.
981972
I don't know why, but it seems that there are many people who simply enjoy hurting others.  I suspect it stems from them feeling powerless and insecure, so they get a small charge to their own egos when they can make someone else feel bad. \n\n There are, also, others who simply take advantage of people - they see goodness and kindness as a kind of weakness they can exploit for their own means.\n\nDon't let this turn YOU bitter, though.  Remember to tell yourself that those people, in the end, will suffer for it when they find they lack solid, real and loving friendships in their lives.
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who is it that hates you? \n\nand any time ppl get into religion and what's true or not, someone is going to get angry. you believe in your religion and nothings going to change that. most religious ppl dont even have it within them to question what they've been taught. if you're so staunch in what you've learned, why do you expect anyone else would change their minds either? they believe what they've been taught just as strongly as you believe what you've been taught.