convert
proselytize
religionization
deconvert
dereligionize
de-Christianise
de-Christianize
theologize
see the light
believe
get religion
Christianize
unconvert
Christianization
Christianisation
desecularize
religionize
theologically
religion
Christianise
Catholization
Catholicize
swim the Rhine
congregationalize
proselytise
Protestantize
Islamization
swim the Tiber
unchristianize
act of faith
religious
Islamicization
Quakerize
religious movement
orthodoxly
preparationism
dativize
anticonversion
romanize
initiatic
Catholicisation
recatholization
shrift
apostasy
Unitarian Universalism
come-to-Jesus
religionist
profess
profession
enlighten
awakening
come to Jesus
theological
secular
faithwise
irradiate
disciple
unpreach
religionistically
pope
swim the Thames
telergic
protestantize
unitarianize
missionaryism
misworship
Christianoid
convertible
Muslimization
illumine
revert
lapsed
deconfessionalization
Islamize
religiophilosophical
de-Muslimize
hereticize
Anglicanization
swim the Forth
Way of the Cross
anti-Catholicism
article of faith
orthodox
ordinance
belieflike

English words for 'To undergo a conversion of religion, faith or belief (see also sense 3).'

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