Instead of unthinkingly downvoting the parent, consider this thought experiment: what if the question had been:
“Ask HN: What form of Christianity do you practice?”
Asking a large, diverse community such a question comes off as gaslighting those who are not part of the implied group. As such, it’s rude and offensive and has a detrimental effect.
It would be better to just change the form of the question to remove the problem: For those people who have one, what is your daily spiritual practice?
Instead of unthinkingly downvoting the parent, consider this thought experiment: what if the question had been:
“Ask HN: What form of Christianity do you practice?”
Asking a large, diverse community such a question comes off as gaslighting those who are not part of the implied group. As such, it’s rude and offensive and has a detrimental effect.
It would be better to just change the form of the question to remove the problem: For those people who have one, what is your daily spiritual practice?