My poor English writing is misunderstanding misunderstood (Misunderstanding here acts a verb and writing cannot perform verbs and writing cannot misunderstand anything it has no brain and cannot understand anything lol :) You must say 'My poor English writing is MISUNDERSTOOD') please help!

As a curious young man, I am in favor of logic and all kind of knowledge. Sometimes, I am not open enough to accept different opinions and start to argue. When I looked into a meaningful piece of writing yesterday (in on this site), I noticed a great comment talking about how to accept the each others differences of each other. It is was wise and went straight into my heart. In that post:

In that post Ssomeone said that discussing something they dont know with religious and political people about something they don't know is not wise. A man answered:

"You know that was always the advice that I was given. But nowadays I find if I want to get to know people, to really know what they are passionate about, what they feel good and bad about - I want to discuss those things that they care about rather than the weather, or the latest fashion - who cares about that."

I can't couldn't agree more. So as to be a good audience, I make made a conclusion (or a new version) of his words, for as a response and expressing my positive attitude of towards it (just like repeating what your friend have has just said right after he finished his talking) :

"Although we don't believe in something, we can still respect and listen to someone who believe in those things. Accept the differences, there is no need to change another people's persons beliefs. For In doing that, people can get along with each other. I love that."

Somehow my poor English expression make made it looks like a rude disagreement and misunderstanding of the man's talking.words. I feel very sorry about that. I will would never make this kind of mistake in my mother language. Please, please show me what is the a better way to write this agreement. Maybe add quotation marks upon "Although we don't......people can get along with each other."?

Thank you very much.

My poor English writing is misunderstanding, please help!

As a curious young man, I am  in favor of logic and all kinds of knowledge. Sometimes, I am not open enough to accept different opinions and start to argue. When I looked into a meaningful piece of  writing yesterday (on this site), I noticed a great comment talking about how to accept the differences of each other. It was wise and  went straight to my heart. In that post someone said that "discussing  issues with religious and political people about something they don't know,  is not wise. A man answered:

"You know that was always the advice that I was given. But nowadays I find if I want to get to know people, to really know what they are passionate about, what they feel good and bad about - I want to discuss those things that they care about rather than the weather, or the latest fashion - who cares about that."

I can't agree more. So as to be a good audience, I made up  a conclusion (or  a new version) of his words, for a response  expressing my positive attitude of it (just like repeating what your friend has just said right after he finished his talking) :

"Although we don't believe in something, we can still respect and listen to someone who believes in those things. Accept their differences, there is no need to change another person's  beliefs. In doing that, people can get along with each other. I love that."

Somehow my poor English expression make it looks like a rude disagreement and misunderstanding of the man's comments. I feel very sorry about that. I will never make this kind of mistake in my mother language. Please, please show me  the better way to write this comment. Maybe add quotation marks upon "Although we don't......people can get along with each other."?

Thank you very much.