Maybe, but many religions went "underground" throughout history, to protect the people or to protect the beliefs, or in this case non-believers. I can see where a doctor would want to protect himself from such persecution.

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Religion is a smile on a dog."

I'm not sure about other religions, but in Christianity (at least in the more fundamentalist/literalist belief systems), people are taught to spread the Gospel. There are Bible verses that support this viewpoint. So evangelism is seen as a part of the believer's service to God. Two groups that are especially serious about their evangelism are the LDS church and Jehovah's Witnesses. (I try to be patient with them when there's a knock on the door, recognizing that they are doing this out of sincere faith. But I've also learned to say "no...." )

So, I think it depends on what's in the heart..... It can be sincere, or it can be arrogant. For me to try to convert someone would be like saying "I must change you because I know what's best for you. God isn't capable of giving you all the wisdom you need right now."

I understand but If someone has to fake who they are so they can be a doctor then is it really worth it. People should try to find a way to protect themselves from persecution without selling out who they are.

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