Who would you trust the most in a business deal?

[al-Bosni]

Who would you trust the most in a business deal?

[wvwvw]

The one who gives off a vibe of trustworthiness, irrespectively of his religion. I wouldn't be interested to even know his religion.

Of course if a Muslim or a Jew or a Christian came to me waiving their Qurans or Bibles I'd prefer an atheist who he also would have to be quite about his atheism.

[MellowD]

Where's the neither option?

[al-Bosni]

The one who gives off a vibe of trustworthiness, irrespectively of his religion. I wouldn't be interested to even know his religion.

Of course if a Muslim or a Jew or a Christian came to me waiving their Qurans or Bibles I'd prefer an atheist who he also would have to be quite about his atheism.

Muslims tend to be more serious about religion.

[crazyladybutterfly]

i dont care about religious creed , the only exception is radical violent islam but most muslims are nice people

[wvwvw]

Muslims tend to be more serious about religion.

Because Islam has earthy goals, like overthrowing democratically elected governments and establishing Sharia and the Caliphate.

[al-Bosni]

Because Islam has earthy goals, like overthrowing democratically elected governments and establishing Sharia and the Caliphate.

Things like not breaking a covenant, not stealing, not lying, and being fair, these things that are required in Islam and that's how Muslims conduct business dealings.

[Root]

Honest and reliable person

[al-Bosni]

i dont care about religious creed , the only exception is radical violent islam but most muslims are nice people

I wouldn't want cats, big or small, to be defanged and declawed. They are still cute and nice without their weapons, but I like them even more with their weapons.

[Kazimiera]

It doesn't matter to me what religion the person is, but I am very wary of those who have a fish on their business card.



This is a business transaction, not a religious get-together. If you have to declare your religion on business card in an attempt to get more clients then I am immediately suspicious. Why does a plumber or a car salesperson need a symbol of their religion on a business card? My immediate thought is to lull people into a false sense of security whilst they screwed over in the name of the Bible. No, no, no. I'd rather piss in a bucket and walk to work before I let one of these people into my house. To me, the fish on the business card is a red flag to STAY AWAY.