Conversion to Christianity

Sounds like he has schizophrenia....he has many of the symptoms.  This is the first I've seen a description of his behaviors.  Under these circumstances, religion becomes a part of the disease.  I have a friend who is schizophrenic.  He needs heavy medication to stay focused on reality.  He once in a blue moon forgets.  I've seen him stop, look at thin air and then look at me, "I need to go home for a minute."  We'll take him home, he'll take his meds and 1/2 hour later he's better.....but he'd seen a Giant Glow Worm or something like that.  He converted from Christianity to Hinduism and its hard to talk religion with him at times.  Its an aggitator for him.

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Sis Angela, there are two elements of motivation in my theory, for his conversion.

 1. The distorted info. By this I meant, not only the fictatious conversion stories but numerous other techniques to influence.

2. The promise for rosy gardens of the west.

If element number one is a guess work, I can understand, but certainly not the second one. The 16 years after conversion he spent in Germany is the evidence I was refering to.

Your theory lacks just as much evidence.  You have no account showing that they gave him distorted information.  You would all have it that he's insane, he was tricked or tortured.  He made a choice of conscious.  He found his truth in Christianity.  Though you may disagree with his choice.  Its his right to choose and his choice to make.  The "self proclaimed" muslims and Mullahs calling for his execution wanted to rob him of that choice....when even the Holy Quran gives it to him.