You misunderstood, and if more people do, that means I wasn't clear.
Summarized down, if you feel like someone needs help, even if that person doesn't realize it, you may feel the need to try and help them.
I thought of this, abstractly, as another clear "I need help but won't ask for it" addiction.
Nothing more than that. Focus on the "need for help without realizing it" part and not on the "alcohol".
So, you care about someone's eternal soul, maybe you feel the need to "help."
I'm not equating other religions to alcoholics, just pulled an easy example of somone who needs help but not asking for it, getting help whether they wanted it or not.
Was it really THAT unclear?
Maybe it isn't popular, and remember, when this came up in the discussion, I was attempting to explain WHY things like this CAN happen.... a personal feeling of helping someone YOU view as needing help.
And THAT'S your free direct response. Create an account just to call someone a bigot, welcome to SAF. Maybe in your second post you can introduce yourself.