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I've seen quite a regular bit of	by hadji	2005-01-16 20:15:27
I think it's the Conversion Thing	by Dazed	2005-01-16 20:24:13
But there again, the doctrine of conversion	by hadji	2005-01-16 20:30:18
is not supposed to be forced conversion or heavy-handed conversion. It's supposed to be offered through education, and if a given person isn't interested, it's their right to choose. It's pretty much a given that you can't convert someone who does not want to be converted. The opportunity should be offered, and one's own life should be lived as an example of what it means to be converted. But those who choose otherwise, choose otherwise. There should be nothing more threatening about conversion then there is about advertising a gym membership on TV. Again, it's the people who get it wrong.
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"should be" "supposed to be" - these are goals	by Dazed	2005-01-16 21:09:06
I understood it. And I concede the reality	by hadji	2005-01-16 21:19:32
Because people don't know the teachings,	by AndyA	2005-01-16 21:51:51
That's probably a good point, but then my question	by hadji	2005-01-16 22:03:48
Is that then called meta-dogma?	by Tars_Tarkas	2005-01-16 22:06:22
errr, forgot to specifiy the question.	by hadji	2005-01-16 22:06:48
It suits their agenda?	by Illiad	2005-01-16 22:24:03
It's also easier to stay with your original belief	by Dazed	2005-01-16 22:28:26
Birds of a feather flock together...	by Tars_Tarkas	2005-01-16 22:24:31
Oh and another reason...	by Tars_Tarkas	2005-01-16 22:39:27
Because they are expecting more of the same?	by AndyA	2005-01-16 22:44:03

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