[Judith Anne]

Proselytizing (verb proselytize is pronounced as ˈprɒsələtaɪz ) is the act of attempting to convert people to another opinion and, particularly, another religion .

You should know what it is. You guys do it here all the time, attempting to convert Catholics (I have no doubt you would use force if allowed) to Paulianity.

And yes, proselytizing could get me fired, and no, I won't do it. I will make no secret of my faith, however, and I will be the best example of it, at work that I can. How would you like a proselytizing Catholic employee at your place of business?

[CynicalBear]

>>(I have no doubt you would use force if allowed)<<

If you keep making those assumptive projectionist comments you are at high risk of being ignored as inconsequential. You have no basis or proof to even make such a comment. If you don’t realize that Jesus did not “force” you really need to refrain from discussions until you have a better base of understanding.

>>How would you like a proselytizing Catholic employee at your place of business?<<

ROFL Had many a late night, after work, study sessions. Let em come and let’s have a Bible study.

[Alex Murphy]

You should know what it is. You guys do it here all the time, attempting to convert Catholics (I have no doubt you would use force if allowed) to Paulianity.

I can name a half-dozen current FRoman Catholics who have said they want to bring back the Inquisitions, and bring them to America. Two of those are on record as saying that Catholics should not turn the other cheek when their church is offended, but should "strike out" against their enemies.

Should the ex-Catholics of the infamous post #5 be expecting a progrom in their future? Should I?

And yes, proselytizing could get me fired, and no, I won't do it....How would you like a proselytizing Catholic employee at your place of business?

That depends - does this applicant have any skills to speak of?