Kind of funny, as it works both ways with Christians lacking respect for other people's religions and insisting on "saving" everyone that doesn't follow their beliefs. Heck, even Christians are often judgemental with different denominations than their own.
And this wild generalization is based on what experience?
Personally speaking, my closest friends are not my fellow Christian Brothers and Sisters. One is half Irish/half German, and pretty much an Atheist. Though will never openly admit it. He wants to conquer Poland but gets drunk and passes out. Honestly, he works way too many hours, can't sleep and takes edibles to pass out.
Another one is a Neo-hippie chick who is very sweet, adorable, and treats me like a Big Brother. Lil' Sis is genuinely warm and kind-hearted but gets really bad seasonal depression every Winter. She has her own YouTube channel but her dad is actually more internet famous than she is. Had an O.F. page for a hot minute but decided it wasn't worth it. Does have a tat of a slice of cake on her backside. It's more silly-adorable than arousing.
Another one is a fellow story-teller, a kindred spirit. Her creativity and stories are the Light to my Dark creations. Also very sweet, warm, and kind-hearted. Unfortunately, she ran out of story ideas awhile back but is too scared to admit it. I don't call her out on it because there's no reason to, obviously. I lost my dad in 2017. She lost hers last year. My creativity didn't suffer. Hers clearly has. All you can do is let someone know you're there for them. Sometimes they take you up on the offer, sometimes they don't.
Another one identifies as "Vampire." It's okay, because she loves fake blood but despises the real thing. Also incredibly creative. We converse constantly. Works as a physical therapist, and as an online Nutritionist. (Yes, she's certified.) Ask her what she is, she'll tell you she's a vampire. And, she'll be completely serious about that. Looks wise, she's a 10 out of 10. Personality, also a 10. Just a tiny bit immature. Loves cosplaying, and she's incredibly good at it! She's also warm, loving, compassionate, and kind-hearted. (Seeing a pattern?)
All of the folks I'm closest to are not religious at all. None are Christians. And no, I don't try to convert them. Nor do those
individuals make fun of me for my religious beliefs. I also don't compromise my beliefs when around them. They know that, and there is mutual respect. All of them are at least a little Left of Center.
But what do I know. Maybe I'm just a sh!tty Christian. Pass me the hater-aid!.... So I can pour the bottle down the gutter.
I think I've made my point.