Watch out for people who call themselves religious; make sure you know what they mean, make sure they know what you mean!
In "A Prayer for Owen Meany," John Irving explores the complex nature of religious belief and identity. The quote advises caution in interacting with those who identify as religious, emphasizing the importance of understanding both their interpretation and your own. This highlights the potential for miscommunication or differing perspectives on faith.
The warning encourages critical thinking about religious labels and the assumptions that come with them. It suggests that true understanding requires dialogue and clarification, fostering a more profound connection and appreciation of each individual's beliefs.
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