IMHO, BTs should get most of the credit because they chose a difficult path in life. One that is full of challenge and uncertainty. But most people who choose the path of T’shuva don’t just wake up one morning and decide to make a radical change in their life. It’s an evolving process, that takes months and sometimes, years. But, in most cases it’s triggered by a momentous event of survival that opens up the thought process to the possibility that there is a higher authority (Than is perceived on a conscious level.). But, in every case, the Emunah is very strong once the decision to alter the lifestyle has been made.
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