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You may be on to something here. People vary in their approach to life. Some are very analytical and that is their preferred approach to life. Some are very emotional and that is their preferred approach to life. This doesn’t mean that analytical people don’t have emotion or that emotional people cannot analyze a problem, but rather that everyone has a preferred approach.What’s happening even more than Catholics converting to Pentecostalism is Catholics switiching gears into Charismatic Catholicism where they get the same worship experience that the more liberal Christian sects offer and they get to keep the traditioins of the Sacraments and they don’t have to “dump” The Blessed Mother Mary in order to be accepted by a new faith.
In other words, these particular Christians (Charismatic Catholics) get to have their cake and eat it too!
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I think these preferred approaches also are reflected in religious variations that people follow within the same faith grouping. The example here is the very emotional Charismatic variation or the more analytical approach of philosophical Jesuits.