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I wasn't suggesting anything secular. Programs like Doctors Without Borders was more what I had in mind, but that particular example requires specialization and
by jstarfish 4y ago
I wasn't suggesting anything secular. Programs like Doctors Without Borders was more what I had in mind, but that particular example requires specialization and longer-term commitment.
The point is to travel, see the real rest of the world, and to get something from the experience other than hangovers and gonorrhea.
Door-to-door evangelism amounts to harassment and is not at all in scope.
- lostlogin 4y agoAbsolutely agree that this example is a good things. I’ve never heard Doctors Without Borders described as missionary work.
- jstarfish 4y agoI've always used the term to describe anything with (an ideological) Mission. Looking it up, it appears to have strictly religious connotation. Oops...