how would you go about converting someone?

I do not go about trying to convert people. I will willingly share my beliefs and answer any questions they have, but I do not try to convert them. If it starts to turn into an argument, I end the conversation, walking away if necessary. If they are interested in learning more, great, I will share as much as they want to know.

I dont think my personal spiritual choice is right for others....its not..its MY PERSONAL choice...but its definately right for me....and I dont think its better than any other simply because IMO there is no such thing....NO ONE religion or spiritual way is better than any other...As for converting others..I wouldnt want to...I have no desire to and I think that ppl who do try to convert others into their way of thinking need a slap upside the head LOL We arent carbon copies of one another so what in the hell would make a person think that their way is goin to work, be right or perfect for someone else? makes no sense to me..

How can one believe something if he doesn't believe that it's the right something? It seems like a lack of commitment when one doesn't want to show other people what they've found... and I don't mean to offend anyone. That said, I would never try to convert anyone with my words alone, but I would pray and pray some more until I knew that person's heart was open to the message of the cross. Conversion to any "religion" is not a mental acknowledgment. It's an acceptance far deeper than that, so that, although I might be able to convince someone that my religion is right, I could never truly convert them (change their heart).

I wouldn't try and convert anyone. it's not my place to make spiritual choices for anyone but myself. I've helped a lot of people who were already interested learn more about Paganism and Witchcraft, and some of those have gone on to make it their path, but that was always their choice. I just answered questions honestly, and lived a good life to set a good expample of what I beleive in. of course I think my religion is right (or at least the closest to a truth we can't hope to understand) or I wouldn't beleive it. but it's not my place to push others into beleiving it. my religion treats those that beleive and those that don't exactly the same. whether or not you beleive in the rain, it will still get you wet. so there is no issue of me thinking people should change for their own good. it's all about respect. when you try and convert someone you aren't respecting their own ability to draw spiritual conclusions. you can only make up your own mind. others make up theirs.

I don't think that my religion is better that others religions becauce every religion must be studying by their own teology . I think my religion is the best religion for me. And I don't think others religion is the worst for me. I don't want to make a non-believer of mu belief change their minds. Why, religion is right.

I am not affiliated with any religion. I guess I'm an atheist. I would never go around trying to convince others to give up their religions because I absolutely hate it when people try to convert me. I just want to scream at people who knock on my door to talk to me about religion.

I don't believe my religion is any more right then any other religion . I believe that when one loves God that is all that matters and not the religion they are . I would never try to convert someone into my way of thinking as everyone has there own reason to see things there way and the truth is , no one knows for sure what is right and what isn't , this is all based on what we were taught and what we grew up beliving but I don't believe that God really cares in the long run what religion one is . I would like for my husband to believe in God but he doesn't and althogh I believe in God it doesn't mean that I have the right to force my beliefs on him .

I believe that everyone has the right to believe in what they want to believe in. Whether it is, athiest, or wiccan, catholic or baptist etc. I personally am lutheren and dont believe that my religion is the only religion that is right. I dont think its right to push one religion or another on a person. Its all up to what you feel you believe in. Before i ment my husband, i didnt really have a set religion, my father and step mother were lutheren, and my grandparetns and my mother were baptist. My husband who went to private schools, told me that i should find a religion that makes me feel comfortable, he told me of many different religions. ( he read studied different religions) I personally selected to be lutheren. He is jedhoa christian ( i cant spell it it sounds like Jew-dao).