After all, the population of genuine believers in India is negligible compared to the rest of the non-Christian population. Religious conversion is not the objective of the honest believer; spreading of the gospel of Jesus Christ is. Only the Chosen Ones receive the message of the Bible and such are only a small number. The threat of mass religious conversion perceived by the political and religious leaders of the country today is unfounded.

Indians lured by money offered by the so called “Christians” are not genuine converts. And those who lead such people to a religious conversion are not genuine Christians. Such converts would be ready to return to their original religion once the material benefit is appropriated. Re-conversion or “Ghar Vapsi” or religious homecoming would work here. People who yield to Jesus and accept His Way genuinely have a change of heart, not a change of religion or name; no amount of threat or intimidation would get them back to their older sinful way of life. In fact, people choose to sacrifice even their families, riches, entitlements and family legacies to become believers.