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political beliefs.
Carrying out
attempts to
instill beliefs can be
called proselytization.
Proselytism is
illegal in some countries. Some draw
distinctions between...
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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...
- them into
exclusive spheres of influence,
trade and colonization. The
proselytization of Asia
became linked to
Portuguese colonial policy. From 1499 onward...
- the 1870s. Arya
Samaj was the
first Hindu organization to
introduce proselytization in Hinduism. "Arya Samaj" is a
compound Sanskrit term
consisting of...
- missionaries—are
volunteer representatives of the
church who
engage variously in
proselytizing,
church service,
humanitarian aid, and
community service. Missionaries...
- result, they make it
their mission to
proselytize among them (See also:
Proselytization and counter-
proselytization of Jews). The
biblical basis for this...
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Church of the
United States:
Doomsday Cult: A
Study of Conversion,
Proselytization, and
Maintenance of Faith. In 1958, Leon
Festinger published a study...
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Doomsday Cult: A
Study of Conversion,
Proselytization, and
Maintenance of
Faith is a
sociological book
based on
field study of a
group of Unification...
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expatriates practice their religion openly with
certain limitations on
proselytization and
transmission of
religious materials.
Relations between the Muslim...
- "Flirty
Fishing in the
Children of God: The ****ual Body as a Site of
Proselytization and Salvation" (PDF).
Marburg Journal of Religion. 12 (1). Retrieved...
