nonproselytizing
Nonproselytizing is a policy or practice of refraining from active attempts to convert others to a particular religion, faith, or worldview. It emphasizes preserving individual autonomy in belief formation and recognises that people should be free to adopt ideas without coercion or pressure. The term is often used to describe organizational guidelines, but may also apply to individual conduct in interfaith and secular settings.
Within religious communities, nonproselytizing can accompany service and charity, education about beliefs provided in a neutral,
Practices associated with nonproselytizing include obtaining consent before discussing beliefs, presenting information without coercive pressure, and
Legal and cultural variations shape how nonproselytizing is defined and enforced. Some regions protect the right