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Ross Douthat explains his personal faith journey with his family, from Northeastern Episcopalian, to the Charismatic Church, to Roman Catholicism. He and Skye talk about the stumbling block of corrupt institutions—and they carry on in the church.

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Christina S Gagnon

Ross, I appreciate your perspective so much and am a great admirer of your NY Times column. We are the same age, and I was fascinated to learn about your religious journey as a young person. I, too, had an irregular journey to my present faith that started with my parents, who were raised Catholic, joining a cult and dropping out of college just before I was born. At age 12, I had an St Augustine "tolle lege" experience in which a voice told me to read the Bible. That experience led to my entire family leaving the cult and joining a Presbyterian church. I'm looking forward to reading your book!

Daniela Padron-Castillo

It would be interesting to hear about eastern religions like hinduism and buddhism in juxtaposition with Christianity!