Is it right to say "People have their own beliefs, it's only right to respect others'"?

Partly. Because faith is something that is about beliefs and mindset. And if your beliefs are focused on others, and your mindset is outgoing and focused on others, then you are easily accepted by others, and accepted by others, and then you are easily understood and accepted by others, and that will be more conducive to communication and growth. But if you don't respect other people's beliefs, you will be rejected by other people, at least it won't be the truth that you know everything, and thus there will be more criticism, and you will be easy to be misunderstood and criticized, and you will be less likely to be accepted by other people. Heh. From this it can be said that this statement is right. But the so-called faith, that is, a kind of belief and admiration, from which can also be said to be personal words of things, who can have faith, who can have their own unique beliefs, that is to say, personalized things, does not concern other people, and so private moral things, also does not concern the right and wrong. All nor can it be said that it has to be right, or perhaps it has to be wrong. It's just personalized private virtue. Good and bad have to have their own bearings.