Ah yes, the infamous back-pedal...
Isn't it amazing that you can get anything you want out of these "Holy Books"? Just quote what fits your belief and ignore what doesn't.
That's why I like science. No matter how often you do it, when you close down the aperture, the picture gets darker. When you slow down the shutter speed, the picture gets lighter.
When you hold a glass marble directly over your foot vertically, and let go, it will fall on your foot. No lack of clarity there.

Actually, about 31% of the world's people are Christian. That means 69% would not see someone "proselytizing" in poor neighborhoods as necessarily doing good. If he were handing out food or teaching people how to create a business or make a living, that would be a different story.

I did not "ask about what would a Moslem, Hindu or Buddhist think about this".
My question was directed at Heart and whether he would say "God has a special place for non-believers and fools...find Christ...now" to Moslems, Hindus, and Buddhists.

There are other ways to uplift the human spirit besides the prejudices of religion.

As a matter of fact, I am a humanist and I do not try to take things away from people of religion, but I do feel the need to speak out when someone pushing religion is presented as "uplifting" the poor. As I said before, teaching them how to make a living in an inhospitable environment would do more good.

When you see the abject poverty that millions of people have to endure. When all hope of climbing out of their situation is apparent, the one thing that they cling to and gives them hope is the belief in the Bible.
I'm not a religious guy but having worked in Africa for more than twenty years I have seen the reality of people putting their faith in God.
They used to say to me "It's strange, the white man brought religion to us but it seems the white men don't want to practice it anymore".