Why not address issues?  

There should not be non-Christians on a list of converts to Christianity. That is the issue. This is not a voting process. This is a talking process. We know perfectly well that the majority can be wrong. This is, in its simplest understanding, a list of those Christians who arrived at Christian identity by way of conversion. Why are any of us trying to expand it to include more? The concept of this list is the listing, not of those who have experimented with Christianity, but of those who have found Christianity. Did Dylan (and the two others) find Christianity, or is it more correct to say that they experimented with Christianity? It almost seems as though one is penalized for experimentation. Should a Jew be cautious in checking out Christianity? That is the lesson that we gain from the goings on here. Dylan is not a convert to Christianity. Please compile a list of converts to Christianity. Don't include on it those who are Jews, or those who are of any other religion. Please include on it only Christians. It is abusive of the list to do otherwise.