proselytize

• Believers were usually not harassed as long as they did not practice in public or proselytize, and in time learned discretion. —  Aeon One
• Several of them who had already signed a declaration that they would cease to proselytize, a declaration which helped them to obtain their freedom, now withdrew it, since they were anxious to suffer even more for Jehovah. —  Commandant of Auschwitz
• We must override our instinct to proselytize, and instead consciously analyze routes to reform. —  Cato Unbound
• "(Skipping vaccines) is certainly not something we proselytize or encourage - in fact, our primary responsibility is to make sure we do have all the paperwork." —  Aftermath News
• And the Jews are realizing that although Christians attempt to proselytize, that the Christians have developed a respect for the fellow believers in the one and true G-d. —  Biga's Rants - A Townhall.com user blog

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