Attitude toward Evangelism Scale

I like to listen to a religious evangelist.

Religious soliciting is an infringement on my right to privacy.

There is a strong need for more people to openly attempt to convert others.

People testifying to their faith are an inspiration to me.

People who wish to spread their beliefs should be restricted to a designated area.

Religion shouldn't be pushed.

It is time that more people listen to religious spokesmen.

Freedom to seek religious converts is important to me.

I am thrilled when someone approaches me with the story of what God has done for him and can do for me.

If a person believes he knows the word of God, it is his duty to spread it.

I don't like it when people push their religion on me in public places.

Door-to-door evangelists deserve at least two minutes of listening time.

I love it when someone speaks in public of his faith.

Religious solicitors who go door-to-door are often helpful.

I'm annoyed at people who feel it is necessary that the rest of the world must conform to their beliefs and standards.

I hate it when I am approached on matters of religion.

If people who "sell" religion could convert everyone, we would have a much better society.

When someone publicly shares his testimony with me, I take it as a great gift.

It doesn't bother me to see religious evangelists going door-to-door.

Religious evangelizing is an invasion of privacy.

I like people who come door-to-door to bring God to me.