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Tip #23 Radical Honesty
Jun. 28th, 2015 11:26 pmReturning to the topic of acquiring a conversation in the first place, I'm going to advise radical honesty at all points in initiating or inviting to conversation.
There seems to be an evangelizing or missionary pattern of starting a conversation on different terms, then turning the conversation to the topic of a faith or deity. This ranges from the evangelizing methods of starting with something that will then become an example for the conversation that nobody else actually agreed to happen to the more blatant misleading question. Example: "Do you want to know how you can be truly wealthy?" After affirmative response "Then, let me tell you about the riches in Heaven for the faithful."
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There seems to be an evangelizing or missionary pattern of starting a conversation on different terms, then turning the conversation to the topic of a faith or deity. This ranges from the evangelizing methods of starting with something that will then become an example for the conversation that nobody else actually agreed to happen to the more blatant misleading question. Example: "Do you want to know how you can be truly wealthy?" After affirmative response "Then, let me tell you about the riches in Heaven for the faithful."
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