It is not necessarily a bad thing that someone is trying to convert you. Some conversions can be good, eg convert you to eat more healthily. Any type of conversion should be taken with cautious skepticism at first. These are some signs that someone may be trying to convert you to something that isn't good. Not all of them need be present:
Always try to think for yourself, and beware of the gentle traps that they provide. They may attempt to lead you into conclusions without sufficient forethought. Many people are well trained to influence people to one point or another. Just because you don't have the answer to something it doesn't make the other person's 'answer' true. Be alright with not being certain if it leads you to not build on a shaky foundation.
Also be aware that just because one person is a bad representative of something, it doesn't necessarily make the thing that they represent bad as well.
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If someone asks you any or all of these questions, it is wise to assume that they are trying to convert you.
1)"Now that there are no more sacrifices, how do you have your sins forgiven?" One of the first lines of a attack by some missionaries is to scare you into converting by trying to show that your sins can not me removed(HV) by yourself and you need J.c to save you from Hell.
2)"Do you read The Bible?" "Have you ever read the prophets?" These are set up questions, firstly for them to show you their "knowledge" of scripture and secondly to begin discussing messianic prophecy.
3)"Who do you think the prophets(esp. Isaiah) were talking about?" This is question will lead directly into quoting Tanach and showing how Jesus Christ(HV) fulfilled them.
4)"Do you have a personal relationship with G-d?" Christians believe that sins separate us from G-d and that there is no way for us to return accept through faith in Jesus Christ(HV)
5)"Do you believe in Yeshua Ha Mashiach?" This is the Hebrew version of Jesus Christ. This switch to make it more comfortable for Jews and to make it sound more authentic.
6)"Are you happy with your life?" Christians missionaries seek out those in trouble or who are at a week moment in order to catch you will your defenses down.
7)"Do you feel separated from God?" Christians believe that we are all separated from God and that only through faith in Jesus Christ can we come close.
8)"Have you found the Lord"
A few hints on how to debate with a Missionary
1) The first trick the missionary will use is redirection. If a missionary senses that he will be refuted, he will immediately change the subject and switch to another verse.
Do not allow him to change the subject or to go to another verse. Hold your ground and finish explaining the verse in question. Only when the verse has been completely explained, should you continue in the debate.
2) The missionary will use speed, quickly quoting and making his point quickly. This is an attempt to show you his knowledge and to keep you from thinking. You don't have to race! Slow done the pace and take your time. The last thing a missionary wants is for you to think .
3) The Missionary will almost always start in the middle or end of a chapter.
Check the beginning of the chapter and verse which follow the one in question. Nine times out of ten it will be enough to refute him.
4) Missionaries will try to make connections between unrelated things using logic. Think!Think!Think! Then respond, for if you listen closely to what he has said you will see the trick and be able to us it against him.
5) Do try to debate someone, unless you are knowledgeable in the proper responses. This applies more to public debates than to personal. If you do debate and the missionaries brings a point that you can not answer tell him that you don't have all the answers and just because I can't answer does mean that there isn't an answer.
AnswerThey will promise to give you all that you want.what is the substance you are trying to convert. cubic inches are a Spacial measurement and ounces is weight so you would need to know what it is you are trying to convert
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The word you are seeking may be sway or possibly proselytise or convert.
I don't know. That's what I'm trying to figure out you ideot.
tell everone you know about them
Trying to convert them into Christianity
i don't know! i was trying to get the same answer! someone help!!
You will know yourself deep down if its worth the effort.
i don't know can someone help me
when that someone tries her/his best to always cheer you up. Trying to always be with you. Trying to know you and you knowing her/him. Always blushes and sometimes just say random sweet things to you. Always smile at you.
It basically means that forgetting someone you love is impossible. How can you remember someone who you don't know or have never met? You can't. And you can't forget someone you love.
run it by someone who know what you're trying, or do some research to find out