Question

22 christianity was a proselytizing religion, meaning which of the following?
a. they allowed native groups to keep their religion.
b. they wanted to conquer other groups.
c. they wanted to help others.
d. they wanted to convert others who did not believe in the same faith.

Explanation:

The term "proselytizing" in the context of religion means actively seeking to convert people to a particular faith. Option A is about allowing others to keep their religion, which is the opposite of proselytizing. Option B is about conquering groups, which is not the core meaning of religious proselytizing. Option C is too vague as "helping others" does not specifically relate to religious conversion. Option D correctly captures the essence of proselytizing as it refers to converting those who do not share the same faith.

Answer:

D. They wanted to convert others who did not believe in the same faith.