I put "converted many times" because I'm still uncertain as to what constitutes a "conversion". It's not as if I wake up one day and radically believe something different. Rather my views change and evolved into what they are now. Is every small change a conversion?? If so, I've converted more times than I can count. If not, then I've never converted, despite what I believe now being radically different then my initial beliefs...
Started Lutheran. Became a religion nerd, started researching and learning everything I could about different religions. Read the Tao Te Ching, accepted it as true (and still accept it), though I've never considered myself "Taoist" since I only accept the Tao Te Ching, and not many of the other beliefs that come with that label. After re-reading New Testament, became Monarchianist deciding that while the Trinity made sense to me, it seemed quite like Jesus himself said it was not the case. Found out about the Baha'i Faith, investigated because it seemed to make sense of the many parallels in the faiths I had studied, became convinced of its truth due to accurate, historically recorded prophecies, and right now I'm formally a Baha'i. Current research is centered quite a bit on European Paganism, since my Faith's prophet teaches the truth of Hinduism and Zoroastrianism, and since both of them as well as traditional European religions share the same roots in the Dyeus religion of the Proto Indo Europeans, I suspect there may be great truth in them as well. Also repeatedly trying to learn more about Zoroastrianism, but it is hard to read the Avesta, in my opinion.