Again IF you BELIEVE in God and don't make him a part of every day, if you don't bring "it" up due to etiquette....then why do you believe?
Are you asking or are you just arguing, if you read my posts it is obvious what I believe.
Further more if you think it is important to enforce your belief (which I think it is) you do not have to throw it in others faces. By doing so is a good way to ruin a good experience. If you know someone is iffy on the subject and all you talk about is god this god that they will have quit listening to what you have to say at the very beginning and no matter what you say after that will be heard.
But if you just be a good person and set an example they will start to listen and maybe some day they will ask. It's about inviting people and sharing with them for there benefit, not yours. You can not push religion on anyone, it will turn into a worse situation than before.
To you,
I don't just believe, there are things I know because I believed, and those things can not be understood unless the other believes. So when talking about any of it I will only give the information and my beliefs if called on. Otherwise I just as well pi$$ in the wind and put the boxing gloves on.
So when the argument comes up if I start talking about god, its a fight (you really think thats what god want you to do)
To me I would rather talk about things the other person believes in that also go with my morals (my belief in god) and build on those.
If there is nothing we agree on, then there is no discussion to be had and trying to further discuss it will make it worse. In turn its better to politely disagree and walk away. You don't want them tearing down your belief and they don't want to hear your belief so its a win win to walk and let time take its role. If you are setting a good example they will notice and curiosity will set in, then you have a chance to share just a little, but do not overwhelm them, be in there head not yours.