@future.hype3: Candace Cameron Bure is opening up about the painful criticism she has faced over her religious beliefs, admitting that some attacks made her want to physically lash out. The 50-year-old Full House star shared her experience in a preview of Thursday’s episode of Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test. During a difficult challenge, instructor Jovon “Q” Quarles encouraged her to draw strength from the backlash she had faced in the media. In a confessional, Bure reflected on the harsh words people had directed at her because of her conservative Christian values, including her views on traditional marriage and being pro-life. “People have called me every four-letter word in the book. Horrible and nasty things,” she explained. She admitted that she sometimes wanted to throw a punch at those criticizing her, but said that reaction was not in her nature. Her comments come amid years of public discussion about her beliefs and how they differ from those of some of her fellow entertainers. Her former Full House co-star Jodie Sweetin, who has more liberal views, previously addressed their differences on the McBride Rewind podcast. Sweetin said they did not always agree but could still maintain affection and respect for one another. She explained that people do not have to share the same opinions to preserve a relationship. Despite their differences, Sweetin made clear that she still cares about Bure, even when they disagree on important issues. Their experiences highlight a challenge many people face: standing by personal beliefs while navigating criticism and relationships with those who see the world differently. Can two people maintain a strong friendship when their beliefs clash on important issues? \#CandaceCameronBure #FullHouse #CelebrityNews #HollywoodNews #SpecialForces

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