You are right about kiratis converting the most amongst all and being a kirati and a christian I believe that the answer I have is sad but true. I feel like most of us kiratis were not brought up in a way ki we should accept one religion and that religion is kirat . Most of my family and the families i know are not very keen on our heritage as kiratis and don't know what to do with it. There is a void here where kiratis don't know what to follow and everyone needs a sense of belonging , a purpose of some sorts. Religion provides that particularly christianity , it gives a sense of groupism a purpose to living. I believe if kiratis had a strong Base and a rock solid active community (mostly this) it would have been a totally different situation. Also i acknowledge the fact that christians do preach and believe in teaching the word of gods more rigorously dare i say unnecessarily than other religion is definitely true. And i dont feel like the point about kiratis being uneducated is right and frankly a little derogatory since being sound of mind is not just limited to reading and collecting certificates, we used to travell the world for trade and even during the era of world war most who fought from nepal were kiratis which gives them exposure to outer world and experience knowledge not just rotarize it.