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>>3369454

>>15

Well, first off, jailbait or underage banned.

Secondly, at age 15 we tend to still be greatly influenced by our parents and origins whether we realize it or not.

There is really only one question here than is important. What does she believe? You need to find out all the things that she believes, zero in on one of them which she "knows" to be true, and use that to disprove all her other beliefs. Most people do not have internally consistent belief structures, and will not realize this until it is pointed out to them.

If, for example, she believes in Evolution and that Genesis was actually a metaphorical tale, then how does she reconcile that fact with Jesus, who was sent specifically to die to invalidate Original Sin, which was caused by Eve in Genesis? If Genesis is allegory, there was no Original Sin, and no reason for Jesus.

Force her to rethink WHY she believes in things rather than WHAT she believes in. Make her think critically and rationally about her own beliefs. This is the only correct way to change belief. They have to feel that they came by it themselves, or else they will fight every step of the way.

They still might, but they may be less obstinate.

Good luck.

>>3151792

>>17

>> Second year of college

... What?