The urge to proselytize, or evangelize, in Christianity comes primarily from a few core beliefs and teachings:

1. **The Great Commission**: Jesus, in the New Testament, commanded his followers to spread the gospel to all nations (Matthew 28:19-20). This is a direct instruction from Jesus, making evangelism a duty for many Christians.

2. **Belief in Salvation**: Many Christians believe that faith in Jesus is the only way to achieve salvation and eternal life. This belief creates a sense of urgency to share the gospel with others to save them from eternal separation from God (often referred to as hell).

3. **Love and Compassion**: For many Christians, proselytizing is seen as an act of love. Sharing their faith is considered a way to help others find peace, purpose, and the promise of eternal life. They view it as a service to humanity.

4. **Expanding the Kingdom of God**: Christians believe in the growth of the church and the expansion of God’s kingdom on Earth. Sharing their faith is a way to increase the number of believers and strengthen the global Christian community.

5. **Personal Transformation**: Many Christians feel compelled to share their personal stories of transformation through faith, believing that others can benefit from similar life changes. This personal testimony often drives a desire to proselytize.

These motivations, combined with the historical role of missionary work, contribute to the strong emphasis on spreading Christianity to others.

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