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 1   1,  4 | freedom exclude all efforts at conversion? Is it not possible to attain
 2   2,  13|        comes through faith and conversion (cf. Mk 1:15), and not merely
 3   2,  14|       invites people to faith, conversion and the desire for forgiveness (
 4   2,  20|  preaching, which is a call to conversion. Preaching constitutes the
 5   2,  20|        mankind's pilgrimage of conversion to God's plan through her
 6   3,  21|       the early Church: in the conversion of Cornelius (cf. Acts 10),
 7   3,  23|     presents so well, that is, conversion to God's love and mercy,
 8   4,  35|   evangelization forbidden but conversion as well, and even Christian
 9   4,  35|       or incomprehensible, and conversion is seen as a rejection of
10   5,  44|           and opens the way to conversion. Faith is born of preaching,
11   5     |                                Conversion and Baptism~
12   5,  46|      Word of God has Christian conversion as its aim: a complete and
13   5,  46|      his Gospel through faith. Conversion is a gift of God, a work
14   5,  46|        6:44).~From the outset, conversion is expressed in faith which
15   5,  46|      Spirit" (cf. Rom 8:3-13). Conversion means accepting, by a personal
16   5,  46|       calls all people to this conversion, following the example of
17   5,  46|      15).~Nowadays the call to conversion which missionaries address
18   5,  47|      blotted out!" (Acts 3:19)~Conversion to Christ is joined to Baptism
19   5,  47|   baptize them (cf. Mt 28:19). Conversion is also joined to Baptism
20   5,  47|        is not simply a seal of conversion, and a kind of external
21   5,  47|       external sign indicating conversion and attesting to it. Rather,
22   5,  47|       gentes, tend to separate conversion to Christ from Baptism,
23   5,  47|      renewal! We cannot preach conversion unless we ourselves are
24   5,  48|                            48. Conversion and Baptism give entry into
25   5,  49|        mature faith. A radical conversion in thinking is required
26   5,  56|      to inner purification and conversion which, if pursued with docility
27   5,  59|  precisely because it leads to conversion of heart and of ways of
28   5,  59|        of the poor through the conversion of all to an "integral development"
29   7,  84|        churches united for the conversion of the whole world."169~