proselytization

The Wisconsin Supreme Court held that, because there’s no proselytization, these programs aren’t truly religious.

St. Isidore’s sought a radical expansion of this precedent by demanding direct public funding for the proselytization of students.

And that such state-funded proselytization is, in fact, required by the First Amendment.

There’s this game being played where, somehow, mere exposure to a book with a same-sex couple is forbidden indoctrination, while active, coercive proselytization of students in one particular faith is not a problem at all.

Judaism, unlike Islam and Christianity, has no tradition of proselytization.