I get what you’re saying, and there’s certainly nothing wrong with putting someone in their place if the situation calls for it. My point is, why would anyone waste time offering “proof” that isn’t recognized by the opposite party. Why spend time trying to convince someone that you’re right and they’re wrong, when you know it’s not likely to happen?

Example, I don’t take the Bible literally, so when someone leaves a comment offering quotes from the Bible as proof that I’m wrong, it’s a waste of their and my time. And if I offered quotes from the Angels’ messages when they don’t believe I can channel them, again, it’s a waste of time. I’m not going to accept their proof anymore than they’ll accept mine, so better to just leave each other in peace.

Unfortunately, as you suggested, a lot of people want to cram their proof on others. We’ve both dealt with people like that, I’m sure. I’m not going to stand there and listen to them preach or be harassed, but neither am I willing to argue with them when it accomplishes nothing. I’d rather just shut it down and leave. I can think of lots better ways to spend my time and energy, you know? I don’t understand this need to prove you’re right and someone else is wrong. Better to just leave everyone to their own paths and continue on yours, I think.

Hey, a couple people have commented to me that you’ve sent them my way, and I want to thank you for that. I appreciate it, and I’ll continue to return the favor, not tit for tat, but because I appreciate your work and point others in your direction, so they can enjoy it too. Blessings!