He kicks with the other foot, so he attends a different church.
kick with the other foot
idiomTo belong to a different religion.
Origin
disputed originSupposedly from differences in the design of farming implements between the Catholic and Protestant communities.
In our small town, people often ask if you kick with the other foot when they learn about your family background.
The community remained deeply divided by tradition, with neighbors often whispering about who kicked with the other foot during the local religious festivals.
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