> Do these people deny they were proselytizing for Bahaism under the
> guise of helping the poor?
>
> I personally find their offer of help with no return a bit difficult
> to believe if that is what they claim, given the practices of the
> Bahais sent around the world to pull a loose tooth in return for the
> prospect of them registering themselves as Bahais.

> On Jan 31, 6:00 am, JustBay...@gmail.com wrote:
>

>> Do these people deny they were proselytizing for Bahaism under the
>> guise of helping the poor?

>

>> I personally find their offer of help with no return a bit difficult
>> to believe if that is what they claim, given the practices of the
>> Bahais sent around the world to pull a loose tooth in return for the
>> prospect of them registering themselves as Bahais.

>
> How would you know Baha'i practices around the world? Have you read
> any reports of women receiving services from the Tahirih Justice
> Centere that they were pressured into becoming Baha'i? How about those
> women who go for training to the Indore Institute? Come on, cough up
> your evidence for this assertion.

> On Jan 31, 6:00 am, JustBay...@gmail.com wrote:
>

>> Do these people deny they were proselytizing for Bahaism under the
>> guise of helping the poor?

>

>> I personally find their offer of help with no return a bit difficult
>> to believe if that is what they claim, given the practices of the
>> Bahais sent around the world to pull a loose tooth in return for the
>> prospect of them registering themselves as Bahais.

>
> How would you know Baha'i practices around the world? Have you read
> any reports of women receiving services from the Tahirih Justice
> Centere that they were pressured into becoming Baha'i?

> On Jan 31, 6:00 am, JustBay...@gmail.com wrote:
>

>> Do these people deny they were proselytizing for Bahaism under the
>> guise of helping the poor?

>

>> I personally find their offer of help with no return a bit difficult
>> to believe if that is what they claim, given the practices of the
>> Bahais sent around the world to pull a loose tooth in return for the
>> prospect of them registering themselves as Bahais.

>
> How would you know Baha'i practices around the world? Have you read
> any reports of women receiving services from the Tahirih Justice
> Centere that they were pressured into becoming Baha'i? How about those
> women who go for training to the Indore Institute? Come on, cough up
> your evidence for this assertion.