If you're going to offer breakfast for your guests, do it out of the pure kindness of your heart, and not for the ulterior motive of preaching your religion to your guests to try to convert them. I did not appreciate that, even after I told you flat out that I left the religion and have no intentions of going back. Still, you felt you had every right to push and push and push your religion on me. I tried to change the subject, but you changed it back to religion. You didn't care about my own beliefs, because you chose to shove yours down my throat. I was nice and polite but you saw my politeness as permission to push even harder. You crossed the line. Your behavior was massively inappropriate. You offered a room on Airbnb, and I paid to stay in that room. That's the extent of it... it doesn't give you the right to push your religion on me or your other guests. For that reason, I lodged a complaint with Airbnb about your behavior. Airbnb is NOT a tool for you to use to promote your religion. Your guests are there for enjoyment or business or both, not to hear you preach and tell bullshit, fantastical stories meant to win over ignorant, gullible people who simply aren't capable of rational thinking.