[Alex Murphy]

[Conservative radio talk-show host Hugh] Hewitt describes his move from Roman Catholicism to Presbyterianism as partly positive and partly negative. He considers himself an "ex-pat, obliged to move to a Protestant expression of faith because I experience God's presence more easily and more conclusively as a Presbyterian and began to do so over a dozen years ago." Presbyterianism works for him in ways Catholicism no longer did. "The Presbyterian confessions and order of worship are very left-brain and made me into a much better Christian," he says.

Ping!

[Irisshlass]

What are Presbyterian confessions? Maybe Hewitt should learn to play the piano..it uses both the left and right brain.

[Dr. Eckleburg]

...obliged to move to a Protestant expression of faith because I experience God's presence more easily and more conclusively as a Presbyterian and began to do so over a dozen years ago." Presbyterianism works for him in ways Catholicism no longer did. "The Presbyterian confessions and order of worship are very left-brain and made me into a much better Christian," he says.

AMEN! Excellent. So true.

From the article...

A great many Catholics who find out that their children have become Protestants at college simply don't know how to argue against the charge that much of Catholic teaching and tradition is made up.

God willing, some of those parents will see this is no mere "charge" but fact - so much of Roman Catholicism is "made up."