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« on: August 13, 2015, 06:26:52 AM »

Sure, but it's kind of a confusing thing to me, presuming I'm thinking about what you actually mean. For instance, I have a friend who converted to Islam (from some kind of Christianity, not sure which) when he married his wife. At what point did he start believing doctrinally in Islam, and that Christianity was no longer correct? Is it just a thing where you fake it until you make it?
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