In Jain Dharma, force, fear, and coercion should never be used in matters of faith. The right path is to remain firm in ahimsa, satya, and samyaktva.

What you can do:

1. Do not respond with anger or violence.

- Jain way is to stay शांत and non-violent.

1. Stay firm in your beliefs with humility.

- Explain your view politely, without insulting anyone.

1. Use truth and reason, not force.

- Jain teaching accepts voluntary understanding, never pressure.

1. Protect yourself peacefully.

- If there is real danger, step away and seek safety without hatred.

1. Practice equanimity.

- See such suffering as a result of deluded conduct, and keep your inner purity.

1. Pray for right understanding.

- Jain Dharma teaches compassion even toward those acting wrongly.

If someone is using “the Almighty” to justify force, Jain thought would say that true धर्म cannot be built by coercion. Faith must arise from right knowledge, right faith, and right conduct.

So the Jain response is: remain non-violent, truthful, calm, and steadfast in samyaktva.