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Mike Raiford wrote:
> I'm of the opinion that attempts to "convert" someone to your religion
> does not fall under protected speech, and further, it infringes on
> others rights of freedom of religion.
So two guys, who are members of a given religion, are discussing their
faith's holy writ (whether the Bible, the Quran, Origin of Species,
etc.) during their lunch break at work. Someone who does not share
their ideas is sitting at the next table.
Let us also say that the local government is hostile to the religion of
the two fellows holding the discussion. So the third fellow can shut
them up by accusing them of attempting to convert him.
Your position is a recipe for systematic oppression.
Regards,
John
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