And it's fundamental to some of these faith-based organizations that they have a right to proselytize. |
Many Polynesians were recruited to proselytize other parts of the Pacific, particularly Melanesia. |
He said the judge's purpose was not to proselytize or to act as a public advocate for his views, but only to explain why he held them. |
Most religions tend to proselytize and to accept or encourage marriages with converts, resulting in quite large, genetically diverse populations. |
Therefore the tensions between the rights of that organization to proselytize and the rights of others conflict. |
In 1820, members of the Congregational Protestant Church had arrived and begun to proselytize. |