A.O.B Saturday 4-Jan-20

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Don't use that word on Jehovah's servants.
And no, it isn't a must. Just a practical way.

I do not know what dictionary you use but here is the general agreed meaning of the word according to the dictionaries I have checked. And I did check because I thought I had used the word in the wrong context...

verb: proselytize; 3rd person present: proselytizes;
Past tense: proselytized; past participle: proselytized; gerund or present participle: proselytizing; verb: proselytise; 3rd person present: proselytises; past tense: proselytised; past participle: proselytised; gerund or present participle: proselytising
  1. convert or attempt to convert (someone) from one religion, belief, or opinion to another.
    "the programme did have a tremendous evangelical effect, proselytizing many"
Similar:
evangelize
convert
seek/make converts
bring to God/Christ
bring into the fold
spread the gospel/word (to)
 
I do not know what dictionary you use but here is the general agreed meaning of the word according to the dictionaries I have checked. And I did check because I thought I had used the word in the wrong context...

verb: proselytize; 3rd person present: proselytizes;
Past tense: proselytized; past participle: proselytized; gerund or present participle: proselytizing; verb: proselytise; 3rd person present: proselytises; past tense: proselytised; past participle: proselytised; gerund or present participle: proselytising
  1. convert or attempt to convert (someone) from one religion, belief, or opinion to another.
    "the programme did have a tremendous evangelical effect, proselytizing many"
Similar:
evangelize
convert
seek/make converts
bring to God/Christ
bring into the fold
spread the gospel/word (to)
English came with sheep.
I thought the use of the word is akin to using "cult" for "denomination" or "bitch" for "woman".
Kitu kama hio.
 
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