Religious conversion

Religious conversion is the process in which an individual adopts a new religion or changes their beliefs from one faith to another. This transformation can stem from various motivations, such as personal experiences, spiritual revelations, or social influences. Conversions can be voluntary or, in some cases, compelled by external pressures. The phenomenon has occurred throughout history, affecting cultures and societies. Conversion often involves a commitment to new practices, beliefs, and community, and can lead to significant changes in a person's identity and lifestyle.