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attempts to
instill beliefs can be
called proselytization.
Sally Sledge[who?]
discusses religious proselytization as the
marketing of
religious messages...
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religious groups,
particularly Christians and Muslims, are
involved in the
proselytization of Jews—attempts to
recruit or "missionize" Jews. In response, some...
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reported that
these missionaries are more
successful than
traditional proselytizers. Furthermore, The
Huffington Post also
reported that it is now permissible...
- them into
exclusive spheres of influence,
trade and colonization. The
proselytization of Asia
became linked to
Portuguese colonial policy. From 1499 onward...
- therapy, a
quack remedy,
helped cure her son of autism. McCarthy's
proselytization of
these views has been
called "dangerous", "reckless", and "uninformed"...
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Institute (ATI) organizations, for
which her
parents were
important proselytizers. As Jill Duggar, she also co-aut****d a book with her
sisters Jana,...
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recipients for the
purpose of
commercial advertising, non-commercial
proselytizing, or any
prohibited purpose (especially phishing), or
simply repeatedly...
- the 1870s. Arya
Samaj was the
first Hindu organization to
introduce proselytization in Hinduism. "Arya Samaj" is a
compound Sanskrit term
consisting of...
- East and
Southeast Asia.
Several Abrahamic organizations are
vigorous proselytizers.
Abrahamic religions with
fewer adherents include the Baháʼí Faith,...
- result, they make it
their mission to
proselytize among them (See also:
Proselytization and counter-
proselytization of Jews). The
biblical basis for this...
