Would you lie for your religion?
You believe your religion is the only road to salvation and you are - proverbially - throwing a life raft to drowning people. You have heard others have had success when proselytizing by giving testimonials about how they, themselves, were saved (from drugs, lives of crime, abusive family, etc.) through conversion. It is unlikely that a secondhand account of a conversion story will have the impact needed to get your audience to convert.
Would you lie? Would you repeat the testimonials of others to make it appear that YOU were saved from a terrible life (addicted to drugs, homeless, in jail, prostituting yourself, etc)? Would you embellish your own stories, so that it appears your conversion was more dramatic than it actually was? Would you knowingly lie to convert others?
Mihail - Explain your answer. In there scenario, you have two choices, walk away or lie. If you walk away, no one will be "saved", if you lie, you might save some of them, but only by lying. Saying you don't need to lie doesn't answer the question as posed.
Yvonne... same response as Mihail.