I have been very fanatical since I joined, and this has only increased in time. I will freely admit that I relish "going hard", or "all the way". That being said, I have always had the good sense to never talk very easily about these matters from the start, at least in person. Online, behind the veil of anonymity where neither side can really hurt the other, I'd be way more honest but in person, I have told very very few people over relatively long years.
Why am I sharing this? It's because I know there are also very fanatical Brothers and Sisters out there, some of whom are new. What I learned on this Path is that the more fanatical you are, the more discreet about these matters you have to be. For one, I know that once I lifted the proverbial lid of this topic even a little bit, the sheer intensity of what came out could scare or antagonize others. So, I thank Father for the good sense He blessed me with in this one area, where the more intensely I feel about something, the softer I can speak about it in turn, at least to an extent. To this day, I can say that I have never broached the topic of religion myself in all these years in person - with the exception of a couple of family members with whom I was very courteous (if a little cheeky), and it all ended up well. And I even talked about this with them only because I felt they were "ready" and "needed it". Thankfully, I was right, but it can go in either direction.
Brothers and Sisters, remember Lady Pythia's immortal words of advice to us: Silence is golden. Worst case, let them come to you and ask, as some people on this thread also implied or stated it happened. Let your demeanor, your grace, your wisdom and the way you carry yourself be the best argument you make for yourself, without having to use any words to put yourselves in danger.
Hail Zev.