Re: Do you think this is appropriate?
Perhaps a different way of saying the same thing might have been better so as to not cause any confusion that it was merely pointing out finger.
It was the double standard which time after time Nisha has shown which was highlighted. An opinion based on clear observation.
When she comes with questions, other members answer to their best of abilities and sincerity. Fine. But what is seen as her discussion becomes merely arguing on from one point to other, changing question along the way to make others run around from one other point and maybe that is fine, but when any other religion especially Hinduism is is talked about
[as was done by chacha_ghalib (who actually was quoting to player in this case,]
the notion of expert and knowledgeable person is thrown on their face. And this is all done in the name of learning to convert. 
Like I said above, asking question for learning about another religion (for the sake of clarification) is not a problem, making incessant argument and getting nowhere AND along the way promoting wrong confused ideology (deliberately) of the religion in question is another.
People who sincerely are looking for conversion at least in my humble observation do not do that.
As to if we have great knowledgeable people as members, i that maybe the possibility, but it takes a lot more ( except in some miraculous lifetime events) that people convert their religion.
Lastly, I never expected anyone to convert by questioning about religions on online forums so how can I expect her to convert?
People merely can answer legitimate questions, but expecting to convert someone? That is beyond anyone’s abilities.
This thread gives the same idea that converting should not be a forceful act and rather it should be a voluntary act.
Hope this clarifies somewhat better what I said earlier. 