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 1 Pref |          about a deeper sense of conversion of the heart and mind, an
 2 2,4  |        of an adult experience of conversion and renewal, a “new birth,”
 3 2,4  |      sense of repentance, a deep conversion of heart and mind, indeed
 4 3,4  |    becomes evident in a sense of conversion and renewal in the hearts
 5 5,2  |       with heavenly visions. His conversion on the road to Damascus
 6 6,5  |      This is nothing less than a conversion to God and taking up battle
 7 6,5  |         Repentance is a thorough conversion of the mind and heart to
 8 7,4  |          true repentance, a deep conversion of the mind and heart to
 9 8,2  |         years after his call and conversion he could still write that
10 8,3  |  positive cause of a large-scale conversion of Gentiles and (2) that
11 8,4  |         Gospel, he describes his conversion as a “call” from God using
12 9,1  |          apart from our personal conversion to Christ and our existential
13 9,2  |       Gospel lesson recounts the conversion of the first disciples of
14 10,4 |     renewal of heart” — the deep conversion of the inner self to Christ.
15 10,5 | spiritual about face, a thorough conversion of the heart, which testifies
16 10,5 |         its essence involves the conversion of the soul, an unceasing
17 11,4 |         Saint Paul, the specific conversion experience on the Damascus