proselytism

Talk of an evaluation and a review is not proselytism.

There was to be no hint of proselytism in this new school system.

Life in the community was devoted to prayer, work and proselytism.

Today, the connotations of the word proselytism are often negative.

He exerted himself in the interest of proselytism among Jews.

Indeed, proselytism may be largely in the eyes of the beholder.

And Jews have themselves resented being the objects of proselytism, he said.

Proselytism is the practice of attempting to convert people to a religion.

Similarly, it works to protect service members from proselytism by military chaplains.

The theologians urge Christian churches to put a high priority on proselytism.

Proselytism is considered inappropriate, disrespectful, and offensive by some individuals.

There were no incidents of punishment for conversion or proselytism during the reporting period.

Planned primarily for commerce, the enterprise also aimed at proselytism.

Proselytism on behalf of other religions is often illegal.

Catholic missionary work in Russia is commonly seen as evangelism, not proselytism.

The church has denied practising proselytism among Christian people.

He is most notable for his repeated clashes with Greece's ban on proselytism.

Many librarians would group the title with religious titles, but there is no overt proselytism.

If converting to Christianity includes services or material benefits, evangelism is called proselytism.

There was no policy of proselytism, however.

Most were closed in the course of the 18th century when Catholic proselytism was on the wane.

Still, the struggle over religious jurisdictions - and paranoia over proselytism - continues.

The prophecy galvanized the movement and proselytism increased substantially.

He also argued that the problem with the criminal laws concerning proselytism could be resolved without any amendment of Article 13.

Proselytism is not prohibited by civil law; however, the government discourages it as a potential threat to the relations among religious groups.