Go ahead and post a good conversion story. Try and find a former Catholic theologian that finally said he had been wrong his whole life so he decided to become a baptist, pentacostal, presbyterian, lutheran, whatever.
I’ve met a lot of converts from Roman Catholicism to protestantism, but I find that evangelicals would rather highlight converts from atheism. The Journey Home’s focus on people converting from protestantism shows, to me, that too many Catholics are more interested in scoring points against protestants, than in winning souls from atheism for Christ. That seems to be the work of evangelical protestants.
“Try and find a former Catholic theologian that finally said he had been wrong his whole life so he decided to become a baptist, pentacostal, presbyterian, lutheran, whatever.”
Well, wait a minute. I don’t know about “a former Catholic theologian” but there’s Richard Bennett - a former Catholic priest - who I believe is now Baptist or Presbyterian (or Reformed Baptist). There are others out there too.
You went from any Catholic to theologian. That's fine. Ask yourself this question. Why do Catholic theologians need to leave the Catholic church? The majority of modern Catholic theology is of the liberal JEDP brand; teaches evolution is compatible with the Christian faith and Bible (so says the Pope too); teaches the OT is allegory and not historically accurate. Such a theologian would find it difficult in most Protestant or Evangelical churches. Let's not mention the Jesuit liberation theology taught in universities exposing young minds glorifying Marxist governments. Not to mention the Blasphemy allowed on Catholic campuses allowing guest speakers to expand horizons lecturing that Jesus and his disciples were gay and Mary Magdalene was really the top disciple.
So it's easy being a Catholic theologian. You can believe anything.
Luther, Calvin etc.