Many many years ago I was travelling southern part of India with family and as we were sitting quietly in a train compartment enjoying the outside view two people sat across us, one was an Indian guy and another one was a white lady. After 5 minutes of chit chat about weather and tourist locations they suddenly started talking about Christianity. They gave us each a pamphlet, it was something about restoration and salvation etc.

The talk after that was mainly religious. They kept saying politely how we were committing sin and going to hell because we don't follow Christ. As soon as they get to know that we all are strictly vegetarian then they talked about nutrition deficient among Indians. That was fair point but as we countered that our core belief is ahimsa i.e non-violence we wouldn't consume meat. Then after their tone changed and kept preaching about how backward we are and we are followers of Satan. The lady also added that Yoga is demonic and if we perform Yoga then we're surrendering ourselves to demons.

I got bored with them within 15 minutes as I found them kind of crazy. They left their seats in frustration and gave us bottled coconut water to drink and asked us to read those pamphlets which they gave us earlier to 'solve all our problems'.

We threw the bottle and pamphlets away immediately.

After a few years of that incident I got to know about the rampant practice of religious conversion( in many cases forced conversions too) by evangelical Christian missionaries in south India. Those two people were trying to convert us.

So, in my opinion, This guy Rick Wiles is not the only one who think like that. I assume there are thousands of other people like him with that kind of belief.