The phrase "a religious conversion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the process or act of changing one's religious beliefs or affiliations.
Example: "The book explores the themes of identity and a religious conversion of the main character throughout the story."
Alternatives: "a change in faith" or "a shift in religious beliefs".
He appears to have undergone a religious conversion of sorts after his firm's near-death experience.
Mitchell, who is undergoing a religious conversion of sorts, is trying to figure out how to live a saintly life.
Describes how she underwent a religious conversion of sort in 1981... Democratic pollster and strategist Bob Squier says that the Republican primaries have required candidates to tack so far to the right that they are unelectable come November.
His words, whether or not they signal a religious conversion, are those of a man who wishes to live.
The order grew out of the activity of Ignatius, a Spanish soldier who experienced a religious conversion during a period of convalescence from a wound received in battle.
The posthumous son of a German baker, Beissel experienced a religious conversion at the age of 27 and migrated to America in 1720.
Measuring the degree of authenticity of a religious conversion is not a scientific matter.
Ron Perlman plays a powerful, arrogant, morally dubious judge who has a breakdown after the attempted suicide of his son — brain dead and on life support but still talking to the old man, who has experienced a religious conversion at the hands of a shady preacher.
A native of rural Appalachia, Hensley experienced a religious conversion around 1910: on the basis of a literal interpretation of scripture, he came to believe that the New Testament commanded all Christians to handle venomous snakes.
Representative Lynn Martin, Republican of Illinois, got the biggest laugh of the Washington Press Club Foundation's Salute to Congress Dinner last month when she said that Donald T. Regan, the White House chief of staff, had undergone a religious conversion and been made a member of the College of Cardinals.
POWERS: I had kind of a "religious conversion moment" when I was teaching at Stanford and in Silicon Valley.
