Which religions do and do not proselytize?

Answer 1

A Religion Where Believers Try To Convert Others To Their Faith, an example would be Christianity

Answer 2

A:Religions where the followers feel they are in a position of power tend to proselytise, while those dominated by a more powerful religion tend to abjure proselytising. A prime example of both positions is Judaism, which was a strongly proselytising religion during the early Roman Empire, but ceased active recruitment of converts when Christianity became dominant. Zoroastrianism became very inward looking and unwilling even to accept willing converts when it fell under the domination of Islam.

Answer 3

Religions that typically proselytize include Christianity, Islam, and Buddhism. Religions that generally do not emphasize proselytizing include Hinduism, Sikhism, and Judaism, as they focus more on preserving their faith within the community rather than actively seeking new converts.

Answer 4

Just about all religions do that, since they are interested in increasing their membership.