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| − | + | '''Conversion''' is the changing from disbelief to [[faith]]. It is often accompanied by a change in outlook on life and a manifestation of an overwhelming love or repentance. Not all conversions are willful. Some are politically driven and cause social turmoil. <ref>[http://www.shabarikumbh.org/en/conversions-northeast-ind.pdf]</ref> | |
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| + | *Another person’s conversion is mysterious even to those who believe. To those who do not, it is inexplicable. [http://www.britsattheirbest.com/freedom/f_abolishing_slavery_two.htm] | ||
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Revision as of 00:06, December 7, 2008
Conversion is the changing from disbelief to faith. It is often accompanied by a change in outlook on life and a manifestation of an overwhelming love or repentance. Not all conversions are willful. Some are politically driven and cause social turmoil. [1]
- Another person’s conversion is mysterious even to those who believe. To those who do not, it is inexplicable. [2]