Sentence examples for moral conversion from inspiring English sources

Did Paul and his generation undergo a moral conversion?

It also doesn't get bogged down in the book's understanding of natural man and moral conversion.

He returned to England in 1789 primed for spiritual and moral conversion.

He does not claim that he or any other general experienced some sudden moral conversion.

It's not unusual when facing mortality, or its career equivalent – retirement – to recant and experience a moral conversion.

The realisation that his group should cede power to a black government was a moral conversion as much as realpolitik.

This was a moral and theological conversion.

Authentic recognition of God entails moral judgment, repentance, and conversion.

And I am convinced of it because conversation and conversion, if the Civil Rights Movement taught us anything, is where moral movements must begin.

Unlike the other European colonists of that age, the Spaniards were vitally concerned with the moral problems of the conquest, conversion, and government of so-called heathen peoples.

So as he travels the country, he is striking two related notes: that the nation faces not just a fiscal crisis but also a loss of its moral foundation, and that his conversion to Catholicism two years ago is part of an evolution that has given him a deeper appreciation for the role of faith in public life.