Examples of using Proselytizing in English and their translations into Indonesian
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a system of belief, proselytizing that, communicating that, but they are not really free inside.
It needs to be clarified that it is not a proselytizing but because it flows a lot.".
At 2-3%, some start proselytizing to other minorities
Judaism was an energetic proselytizing beliefs, and at least one Arabic political head converted to Judaism.
Proselytizing of Muslims by members of other religions is not technically prohibited by federal law, even though Muslims may proselytise.
the Vatican II“popes” repeated acts of repudiating proselytizing the Eastern schismatics.
Conversion from Islam to Christianity is banned- as it is in many Muslim countries- and proselytizing is punishable by up to three years in prison.
A few fled to northwestern India where they were granted asylum on condition that they refrain from proselytizing.
without gender apartheid, proselytizing and the mentality of entitlement.
a response to the earlier execution by Korea of French priests proselytizing in Korea.
Muslim countries and non-governmental organizations take advantage of Western democracy to engage in activities-- such as proselytizing-- that they themselves prohibit.
The government responded to that fatwa in 2008 by passing a nationwide anti-Ahmadiyah decree that bans the Ahmadiyah from proselytizing their faith.
Christians accused of proselytizing.
The FMCC believed that Ahmadiyya members had failed to abide by a joint ministerial decree released in June that banned the group from proselytizing.
at work as persecution, spurring her on to even more zealous proselytizing.
Saleh were the founding fathers of the various Islamic proselytizing associations that sprouted up, and of which my father was involved.
regulations against blasphemy and proselytizing are routinely used to prosecute atheists,
For it was precisely this idealistic, puritan, proselytizing formulation by al-Wahhab that was"father" to the entire Saudi"project"(one that was violently suppressed by the Ottomans in 1818,
The Mon of southern Burma are said to have been converted to Buddhism around 200 BC under the proselytizing of the Indian king Ashoka, before the schism between Mahayana
Despite re-issuance in June 2007 of a ban on door-to-door proselytizing, foreign missionary groups generally operated freely throughout the country