My Wife's Journey Brought Me Closer to My Faith

Assalamu alaikum, everyone. I was born Muslim, alhamdulillah, and have been working to learn more about our deen step by step. I met an amazing woman at my job who is now my wife. Before we got married, she was Christian and even offered to embrace Islam for our marriage. I said no, because faith shouldn't come just for someone else-it has to be sincere. I reminded her that as a Muslim man, I can marry from the People of the Book, so she didn't need to rush such a big choice without full conviction. I promised we could marry and, if she ever truly believed in Islam later, I'd support her completely. Alhamdulillah, Allah guided her. She started learning, asking questions, and sharing doubts she'd kept quiet-especially about things like the Trinity, which made her wonder about Islam's pure tawhid. She also had to let go of misunderstandings, like hearing that Muslims could harm others and just seek forgiveness. I explained that's totally wrong: in Islam, Allah forgives sins against Him, but injustice against people isn't forgiven unless they forgive you. Human rights are sacred, no matter someone's faith. But the real change was for me. Through her questions, I saw how much I didn't really understand. I knew the 'how' of our religion but missed the 'why' and the deep justice behind it. Trying to answer her showed me gaps in my own knowledge. Alhamdulillah, Allah used me to help guide her, and used her to help me grow. She's been an incredible wife-standing by me in tough times, supporting me, and now she's the mother of our kids, the best blessings from Allah. My takeaway: there's no real difference between born Muslims and reverts. What counts is sincerity and seeking truth. I'd like to ask others: for those born Muslim, has a revert ever made you rethink your faith? And for reverts, what's a question you asked that surprised born Muslims around you?