In our earlier post , we showed you some tweets by various people, like Pastors, Missions and Evangelical Preachers, which tried to suggest Nepal should follow the path of Jesus in order to avoid such calamities, or to take respite from the misery the tragedy has brought to them. While some of these tweeters were actively involved in evangelism in their real life, there was no proof to say their appeal went beyond social media, right upto Nepal . This prompted some defenders of evangelism to dismiss them as “loons from Mid-West America” who formed part of a “fringe” with “hardly any significant following”. While we responded to these juvenile arguments here , we decided to follow up on the alleged proselytisation in Nepal. While there isn’t any reasonable data to conclude that conversions are actually on, there is cause for concern and the situation needs to be monitored. We say this because solely based on their internet activity, it is easy to establish that Christia...