“As a person of faith, I implore you: Don’t don’t this.”
And many people were not happy about it.
The video sparked a conversation about those who force their religion upon others.
Lots of people found it beyond rude and something that others should not have to put up with against their will.
There were a lot of perspectives being shared about the situation — nearly all of them being against displays like this.
Even guitarists who love music felt like it was propaganda.
To be clear, people are all for others having their own religious beliefs — they are just upset when those beliefs are forced upon others.
Especially when it’s a time when they may want to relax, sleep, and just have quiet time to themselves.
@theRajivSinha @davenewworld_2 Some people wanna relax, sleep, etc… Enjoy their flight in peace and relative quiet?
And not have a bunch of people screaming about their religion.
Not everyone is Christian nor do they want to be.
Twitter: @AdBarta
And it was pointed out that other religions would have been stopped for doing something similar.
Some Christians themselves thought the behavior was wrong.
@x0neiI @davenewworld_2 If anyone is playing any music on an airplane out loud so that everyone else can hear it, they’re in the wrong. I’m a Christian and even I found that annoying and I wasn’t even there.
Twitter: @belleofdaballl
People also shared their experiences with religion in the workplace and beyond.
Overall, the situation was something most people were not OK with.
@bmax4christ @davenewworld_2 It’s about courtesy & respect for others
Something you are obviously lacking in
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Twitter: @JCTrevino9
And the reasoning boiled down to common courtesy.
So, we want to know: Have you experienced a situation where you felt someone else’s religion was being pushed onto you? Share your thoughts in the comments.