Visiting my friend Noah in the hospital was supposed to be a comforting gesture, but it quickly spiralled into something I wasn’t prepared for. Noah, a devout Muslim, had been admitted for a serious medical condition, and when I arrived, I was stunned by what I saw.The hallway outside his room was packed with people—family, friends, and members of his mosque—all waiting to offer their support. The gestures of solidarity and love were profound. Many of them had even offered Noah one of their kidneys if it came to that. Their faith and selflessness were awe-inspiring, and it reminded me of what it meant to have a real community backing you.It was in that moment of admiration and gratitude that I decided to open up about my own faith.With all the goodwill in the room, I thought maybe this was the right time to share my perspective. Surely, they would be open-minded, right?Wrong.The moment I mentioned ZetaTalk, it felt like the temperature in the room dropped. Conversations stopped, heads ...
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