Coexistent religious communities avoid religious discussion and hold false views of each other
Evidence
No doubt Muslims and Christians, when they did live side by side, normally refrained from discussing religion, as happens now; and, as happens now, each side may have retained a number of false ideas of the other in consequence. — Norman Daniel, Islam and the West, 2423
Categorization
- XREF: Echoes readers’ critical-race thread on how absence of genuine exchange lets each side construct the other as a distorted image.