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Do you think "Christian" driving works?
"Christian" driving is driving with extra consideration to others – letting others out of side roads – in the belief that others will treat you likewise. Some believe drivers will reach their destination quicker and easier by driving by the motto of "one good turn deserves another".
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Do you think "Christian" driving works?
- Yes “Christian” driving works (and I practice it) - 18 votes
- 45%
- No, it doesn't work (but it might make you feel better regardless) - 11 votes
- 28%
- Yes, it works (but sometimes I "forget" to practice it) - 6 votes
- 15%
- No, it doesn’t work (because it is a dog-eat-dog world out there on the roads) - 5 votes
- 13%
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I agree with this 100%.
Consideration or compassion is not the exclusive domain of any religion IMO.
Personally, I believe that consideration (and compassion) is practised far better by other belief systems anyway.
Anyway, religion aside, yes - I think consideration and kindness on the road can have a 'knock-on' effect as it also does in other areas of day to day living.
Practise random kindness and senseless acts of beauty !
I agree with this 100%.
Consideration or compassion is not the exclusive domain of any religion IMO.
Personally, I believe that consideration (and compassion) is practised far better by other belief systems anyway.
Anyway, religion aside, yes - I think consideration and kindness on the road can have a 'knock-on' effect as it also does in other areas of day to day living.
Practise random kindness and senseless acts of beauty !
Just seen this. I clicked the first button but I wouldn`t call it christian driving, just `being nice` driving. Here in SW London, if you don`t let someone out into the traffic, there would be gridlock. If someone is kind and lets me out, I always repay the gesture by letting someone else out. Seems to work
I'm a courteous driver, but I've been driving long enough to know that I shouldn't expect others to return the favour. The only places I don't 'do' courtesy much is in big cities, London in particular, where unless you adhere to the philosophy of every man for himself, you'll never get where you're going. (I actually object to that title on principle, Ed, so I'm very pleased you've reconsidered it. I'm much nicer and more caring and considerate than many 'Christians' I know - and that applies to my life in general - not just when I'm driving).
A few years ago when I was on the Artics I used to come around Hackney very often I cannot remember this particular place but there was a One way system there, I seen this Elderly Gent trying to cross the road, no Basd would stop for him so I pulled up got out with driver Blasting their horns for me to move, my answer to them was FCK you, I escorted the old lad over the road, give out my Churchill wave to the selfish basds then carried on SLOWLY, I do not want a halo from anyone but a bit of goodness does help!!! or does it?
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