<human>: This stems off of the IAmA of a young lady who had her marriage arranged by her parents and does not share the belief with her family that God exists.  

I guess my question stems from this communication between myself and another user who is dead-set on the "fact" that God does not exist, calling the young lady's mother a liar for telling her He does.  I'm not trying to argue for or against the existence of God, but rather the flawed logic of those that insist that what they believe is correct (without proof, even), forcing their belief on others.  This applies to both religious and non-religious peoples.  I don't think that there needs to be such a hostility toward our fellow redditors for believing in something that you may not believe in.  What is your opinion on this?  I haven't been here for very long, but I have encountered a lot of hostility from both ends of the issue and I feel it is a growing problem within the community.  If you have examples of run-ins with hostility, feel free to share.

Can you provide a brief rundown of the text in within 3 sentences?
<bot>: People forcing their beliefs (or lack of beliefs) on others users.  Has it gotten out of hand?  More specifically, has it gotten out of hand within the Reddit community?