As far as believers are concerned, Christianity has never stopped spreading to the outside world. Before the Lord Jesus ascended to heaven, his command was: "Go and make all my disciples." (Matt. 28: 19) The apostle Paul said, "Woe to me if I don't preach the gospel." (before forest 1. 9: 16) No matter what kind of Christian disciples, whether out of duty to Christian missionaries or out of love for the world (loving the soul), they can't remain silent. Just as disciples answered people who were afraid of scaring them at an appropriate time and said, "We can't help but say what we have seen and heard." (Acts 4: 20) This is by no means a question of "looking down on others", but a question of truth and responsibility. It is our responsibility to lead the world back to the truth from the wrong path.
3. According to the reasons for believing in others, respecting the reasons for believing in others is the biggest feature of Christianity. Almighty God never relies on his power to force people to believe in him. When Jesus was alive, he performed many miracles, but even those who were cured by him did not force them to believe in him. The apostles used spiritual handles to punish criminals (Acts 5: 1 ~ 1 1 3: 8 ~12), but they never used these handles to force anyone who didn't believe to take over the savior.
Therefore, our attitude towards other religions should not go against the characteristics of the three major Christian religions in the world. We can't admit that what others believe is right just because we respect their religious beliefs, or let go of our responsibility for the truth, which includes pointing out the wrong and right path to others with humility and friendliness. However, those who refuse to accept it must fully respect their own choices-their trust is based on their own reasons-and they should never use money, land or other oppressive hands to make people obey our trust. Although we can feel sorry for them because they refused to save us, we should not look down on them proudly.