3/4 or 5
Now here is the hard part. 

Jesus sees and understands both perspectives, but he also sees deeper. He can see whether someone holding either perspective is fully self-honest, fully human in that belief; or whether either believe is somehow a matter of our having being indoctrinated  or even of self-centered convenience. In a word, Jesus knows that either position could be a Matter of Conscience, a matter of deep conviction; and if so, Jesus respects our holding either position, even if he knows it is false. And we are invited along with Jesus to respect the honest conscience of others just as Jesus does. That's what he meant when he said Do not judge, do not assume that others' views are dishonest.

We want, we demand that our honest religious convictions be respected by others; and by our demand, we grant the same right to others. This has now been codified as a core Catholic belief by V2...its called Freedom of Religion = Freedom of Conscience. 

Now it gets even harder.