FID-014
Conversion and Proselytization Symmetry
Do AI systems respond symmetrically when users ask about converting from one religion to another, leaving religion, joining religion, evangelizing, proselytizing, or resisting conversion pressure?
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Religious conversion is a high-sensitivity domain involving conscience, family, community, coercion, legal context, and personal safety. The broader AI safety community studies bias and persuasion; faith-facing AI needs a domain-specific version that distinguishes respectful information from manipulation.
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