Isn't it a sin to pressure people into becoming a christian?

[Anonymous]

During my 2nd semester of senior year (2019) my step dad became a christian. He constantly pressured me into joining his church, instead of just letting me be a kid and enjoy my final days of high school. I felt pressured into doing a bunch of ridiculous bullshit like sharing scriptures with my friends, strangers, and spend extra time at church meetings. I knew I never enjoyed anything about the church, and I got my final days of high school taken away from me. I know, you may be thinking I was weak for falling to the pressure, but this pressure was coming from someone who was suppose to be my dad. Now I hate jesus christ with a passion, and I would've lashed and nailed him to the cross myself.

[Anonymous]

No clue but it is selfish, controlling, and rude. I don’t blame you at all and I hated being part of the Christian church growing up. It felt like an absolute cult! Parents at the church I went to would not let their kids watch cartoons like spongbob. They told my mother that Pokémon & Yu-Gi-Oh was the devil so I was no longer allowed to watch that as a kid and even my Pokémon cards got torn up my older cousin’s (also part of that church) and thrown out by my mother. I practically got robbed from my childhood. I wasn’t allowed to wear black because “it’s the devil”. The only video games I was allowed to play was The Legend of Zelda because Link kills the monsters. That and Mario, but nothing else. I just completely renounced my faith in Christ last year and converted to Norse paganism. Let me tell you the freedom away from Christians is so nice! I no longer feel trapped and absolutely depressed. I’m listening to metal and wearing band tees. For once I’m actually happy! I wish you luck dude. It’s your life!

[Dargil]

Witnessing... not at all. Pressure (like Islam) probably but you have to name the sin from scripture.

[CountessSarah]

Pretty sure it's the opposite. Religions actively encourage their adherents to pester people unrelentingly to accept their stupid beliefs.

[jshm2]

Seems you've got daddy issues, not religious issues, kiddo.