I don't think it's an ulterior motive that churches want to help people be more spiritually healthy... it's part of the core function of the organizations. > W

I don't think it's an ulterior motive that churches want to help people be more spiritually healthy... it's part of the core function of the organizations. > Why can't we just help them without a competing agenda? It's only a competing agenda if you assume they're wrong. If better spiritual health complements the other efforts, it would be foolish not to promote it. Your perspective is that proselytizing is undesirable is valid, but it does take quite a bit as granted.