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| | :* 25%: raising or teaching children, and realizing how destructive liberal values are to many of them | | :* 25%: raising or teaching children, and realizing how destructive liberal values are to many of them |
| − | :* 20%: a religious conversion followed by taking the [[Bible]] to heart | + | :* 15%: a religious conversion followed by taking the [[Bible]] to heart |
| − | :* 15%: a loss of a loved one that resulted from accepting or promoting liberal values, as in losing a loved one to crime caused by pornography, drug addiction, gambling, etc. | + | :* 10%: a loss of a loved one that resulted from accepting or promoting liberal values, as in losing a loved one to crime caused by pornography, drug addiction, gambling, etc. |
| | :* 10%: a new friendship with someone who is conservative, and realizing how much good flows from the conservative values<ref>''See, e.g.'', the conversion of [[Ronald Reagan]] based in his friendship with his [[conservative]] father-in-law, Loyal Davis.[http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,921293,00.html]</ref> | | :* 10%: a new friendship with someone who is conservative, and realizing how much good flows from the conservative values<ref>''See, e.g.'', the conversion of [[Ronald Reagan]] based in his friendship with his [[conservative]] father-in-law, Loyal Davis.[http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,921293,00.html]</ref> |
| | :* 10%: simply by maturing and seeing liberalism's impact around them, and realizing what they were taught as youth was wrong | | :* 10%: simply by maturing and seeing liberalism's impact around them, and realizing what they were taught as youth was wrong |
| − | :* 10%: a desire to learn the truth, and a dislike for those who mislead | + | :* 5%: a desire to learn the truth, and a dislike for those who mislead |
| | + | :* 5%: a genuine divine experience that can not be explained. |
| | :* 5%: using conservative values to overcome an addiction, and then realizing the benefits of conservative values in many other ways | | :* 5%: using conservative values to overcome an addiction, and then realizing the benefits of conservative values in many other ways |
| | :* 5%: taking a truthful course in [[economics]], or learning it in the workforce<ref>''See, e.g.'', the conversion of Nobel Laureate [[Ronald Coase]].</ref> | | :* 5%: taking a truthful course in [[economics]], or learning it in the workforce<ref>''See, e.g.'', the conversion of Nobel Laureate [[Ronald Coase]].</ref> |