= conversion, n.

The bringing of any one over to a specified religious faith, profession, or party, esp. to one regarded as true, from what is regarded as falsehood…

Conscientious or religious conviction; conviction of sin; esp. used by Quakers in the sense of religious conversion.

The action of convert, v.; conversion.

The action or fact of making a person into a disciple or follower; an instance of this. Cf. disciple, v. 3.

The system or practice of making converts.

Now chiefly with lower-case initial. An act of passing from one state or condition to the next; spec. (a) the action of passing from this world…