In an October14, 1956 ceremony at the Deekshabhoomi stupa in Nagpur, India, hundreds of thousands of Dalits emulated B.R. Ambedkar by performing this action.
This action produces four types of "rhetorical indicators" and changes the "universe of discourse" in the Snow- Machalek model, while it incorporates both deterministic and volitional elements in the Lofland-Stark model. This action takes place in seven stages, beginning with "context identification" and ending with "consequences", according to a book titled Understanding [this action] by Lewis Rambo. The doctrine of fitra states that this action is technically impossible in Islam because everyone has innate understanding of (*) tawhid. In an October14, 1956 ceremony at the Deekshabhoomi stupa in Nagpur, India, hundreds of thousands of Dalits emulated B.R. Ambedkar by performing this action. In Judaism, this action may include a hatafat dam brit, during which a mohel draws a symbolic drop of blood from a man if he has previously been circumcised. For 10 points, name this action that involves changing one's religious affiliation.
This action produces four types of "rhetorical indicators" and changes the "universe of discourse" in the Snow- Machalek model, while it incorporates both deterministic and volitional elements in the Lofland-Stark model.
religious  conversion [or  converting ; before the last sentence has been read, accept descriptive answers like  changing religions or  joining a different religion; prompt on "joining a religion" or equivalents; do not accept or prompt on "apostasy" or "leaving a religion"]