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When has it ever happened that someone changed their opinion in an argument? But I still respect all the opinions presented. I have a good friend who is a devout Orthodox Christian. And I have complete mutual understanding with him, because we simply don't try to change each other.
Silvanis;85652
An argument is a "test" of an opinion's strength. In an argument with others, we can notice problems and contradictions related to our opinion that we didn't see ourselves, and correct and supplement our position.
What can I say – you are both right. I won't close the topic yet; let people express themselves. The main thing is not to turn the argument into a debate (