It's not circular reasoning, you're just interpreting it ignorantly. I respect people's opinions, but I don't force my religion on them. I'm not forcing them to be like me, I'm just giving them the option to come to Christ. I can't make them like me because only they can make that choice. Besides, I don't want them to be like me-I want them to know God. There is no interference if there is no pressure. All I do is let someone know I care about them enough to present them with the option of Christ. If they take it, fine, if not, I did all I could. You're just stereotyping me into a zealot. That's your problem: you can't handle the fact that I'm motivated by love and passion, not interference and coercion. I'm a warrior for Christ, but I don't force anything on anyone-I just present the gospel and leave them with a choice to make on their own. People out there who don't want "my" religion are people who haven't heard the gospel. I would bet my left arm that you weren't raised in a Christian home and that you have never had the gospel presented to you, which is why you are so offensive in this argument and unwilling to be open to MY opinions.