Christian denomination quiz

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My result is the following:

1 Eastern Orthodox Church
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#2 Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
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#3 Roman Catholic Church
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#4 Evangelical Lutheran Church
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#5 International Church of Christ
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I took the test before and it had Catholic listed as first.
 
I found one I decided not to link to because it’s time-consuming to take, but it gave my best match as Celtic Orthodox. I decided to see what that is. I just looked it up. Does anyone know anything about or have any opinions about the Celtic Orthodox Christian Church? The test that sent me there didn’t talk about beliefs but was a quirky personality test.:hmmm:
 
I found one I decided not to link to because it’s time-consuming to take, but it gave my best match as Celtic Orthodox. I decided to see what that is. I just looked it up. Does anyone know anything about or have any opinions about the Celtic Orthodox Christian Church? The test that sent me there didn’t talk about beliefs but was a quirky personality test.:hmmm:
Please do give the link. I would not mind taking the quiz even if it is long.
 
This is the quiz. It asks you to choose your favorite of two colors many times, then gives you a long list of careers that a survey found suited many people who like the colors you like, then you can see what religions those people believed in the study they used to set it up. But it’s acting weird right now. I don’t know what it is, but it calculated my color preferences differently this time, not the way I chose them exactly, and I can’t find the religion section.
 
This is the quiz. It asks you to choose your favorite of two colors many times, then gives you a long list of careers that a survey found suited many people who like the colors you like, then you can see what religions those people believed in the study they used to set it up. But it’s acting weird right now. I don’t know what it is, but it calculated my color preferences differently this time, not the way I chose them exactly, and I can’t find the religion section.
That one is just too weird. Colour preference has no effect on religion. According to this quiz, because I like blue-violet, I am a Baptist. :whacky:
  1. Southern Baptist Convention 34
  2. Presbyterian 34
  3. Methodist - One who emphasizes or insists on systematic procedure. 40
  4. Assemblies of God 42
  5. Lutheran 48
  6. Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod 58
  7. Evangelical Free Church 60
  8. Baptist Bible Fellowship 64
  9. Protestant Reformed Church 64
  10. Episcopal - Of, relating to, or involving church government by bishops 68
 
#1 Episcopal/Anglican Church

#2 Evangelical Lutheran Church

#3 Methodist/Wesleyan Church

#4 Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod

#5 Presbyterian Church USA
 
The second quiz was even more interesting. Hmmmm no wonder so many Anglicans seem drawn to the Orthodox Church:

Percent Rank Item
(100%) 1: Anglican/Episcopal/Church of England
(90%) 2: Eastern Orthodox
(88%) 3: Lutheran
(74%) 4: Church of Christ/Campbellite
(73%) 5: Methodist/Wesleyan/Nazarene
(69%) 6: Pentecostal/Charismatic/Assemblies of God
(67%) 7: Roman Catholic
 
(100%) 1: Lutheran
(98%) 2: Methodist/Wesleyan/Nazarene
(98%) 3: Pentecostal/Charismatic/Assemblies of God
(90%) 4: Eastern Orthodox
(83%) 5: Anglican/Episcopal/Church of England
(83%) 6: Baptist (Reformed/Particular/Calvinistic)

now, this is interesting, I guess Im a closet Lutheran 😃

and I was married in and attended Nazarene

Currently attend occasionaly a Pentecostal

and a while ago went to the Baptist.

However the Eastern Orthodox and Anglican, are a mystery, Do these all have things in common?? The next were in the low 70’s.

and I found a question about communion so Im starting a thread, rather than derail our lovely quizzes. also I guess my fav colour is violet. true but a bug eyed thing to do :eek:
 
This is the quiz. It asks you to choose your favorite of two colors many times, then gives you a long list of careers that a survey found suited many people who like the colors you like, then you can see what religions those people believed in the study they used to set it up. But it’s acting weird right now. I don’t know what it is, but it calculated my color preferences differently this time, not the way I chose them exactly, and I can’t find the religion section.
That one is just too weird. Colour preference has no effect on religion. According to this quiz, because I like blue-violet, I am a Baptist. :whacky:
  1. Southern Baptist Convention 34
  2. Presbyterian 34
  3. Methodist - One who emphasizes or insists on systematic procedure. 40
  4. Assemblies of God 42
  5. Lutheran 48
  6. Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod 58
  7. Evangelical Free Church 60
  8. Baptist Bible Fellowship 64
  9. Protestant Reformed Church 64
  10. Episcopal - Of, relating to, or involving church government by bishops 68
:eek:
  1. New Age 66
  2. Anglican Catholic Church 80
  3. Universal Life Church 102
  4. Unity Church 104
  5. Anglican - A member of the Church of England 104
  6. Disciples of Christ 106
  7. Spiritist - The belief that the dead communicate with the living; spiritualism. 116
  8. Free Presbyterian 124
  9. United Church of God 124
  10. Churches of Christ 126
    :eek:
What do the numbers at the end of each one mean?
 
:eek:
  1. New Age 66
  2. Anglican Catholic Church 80
  3. Universal Life Church 102
  4. Unity Church 104
  5. Anglican - A member of the Church of England 104
  6. Disciples of Christ 106
  7. Spiritist - The belief that the dead communicate with the living; spiritualism. 116
  8. Free Presbyterian 124
  9. United Church of God 124
  10. Churches of Christ 126
    :eek:
What do the numbers at the end of each one mean?
The numbers have something to do with the colour preferences. The lower the number the closer to your colour preference the church is. It is completely unscientific.
 
I took the originally posted quiz and it said my top ten are Evangelical Lutheran, Lutheran-MO, EOC, Assemblies of God, Church of Christ, Episcopalian, Methodist, Mennonite Brethren, Presbyterian USA, then Roman Catholic. My bottom ten were (From #15 to #24) Reformed Baptist, Reformed Church, Southern Baptist, United Pentecostal Church, Orthodox Quaker (almost the same as my first church a few years ago when I was a young Christian), Mormon, JW, Liberal Quaker, Unitarian and finally Unity Church.
I found four more. Two were very disappointing, not detailed in their results, but this one had 27 choices, including pagan and Hindu et al. It gave my top third as EOC, Roman Catholic (tie at 100%), mainline-conservative Protestant, SDA, Orthodox Quaker, Orthodox Judaism, mainline-liberal Protestant, Islam and LDS. Whoa. I’m more Jewish than liberal Protestant? Since I know I’m a Christian, I don’t know what that means. Maybe nothing.
My bottom third on that one, from #19 to # 27, are Neo-pagan,Theravada Buddhist, Christian Science, nontheist, secular humanist, New Age (tie at 13%), New Thought and Scientology and Taoism (tie at 10%) Maybe they give you 10% just for taking the test.
I will try to find the address to the other one again and link it if anyone is interested. made my top 5 of 13 EOC, Methodist/Nazarene, Anglican, Lutheran and Catholic and my bottom five Congregationalist, Anabaptist, Baptist (non-calvinist), Baptist (partial calvinist) and SDA.
The lesson must be that it really depends on whom you ask. Now I’m more confused.:confused:
I took this one. I got conservative Protestant first, EO second and Roman Catholic third. I knew what I would need to answer to get Roman Catholic first, but I felt that the answers were not always correctly worded and not representative of Catholic beliefs.

Seems to me as if many of these quiz people really don’t understand Catholic beliefs the way they word the questions. This last one quiz, I felt as if I were listening to an anti-Catholic trying to explain my beliefs:(
 
I took this one. I got conservative Protestant first, EO second and Roman Catholic third. I knew what I would need to answer to get Roman Catholic first, but I felt that the answers were not always correctly worded and not representative of Catholic beliefs.

Seems to me as if many of these quiz people really don’t understand Catholic beliefs the way they word the questions. This last one quiz, I felt as if I were listening to an anti-Catholic trying to explain my beliefs:(
I know what you mean about that quiz. I’ve taken it before. I answered “confess all sins, not necessarily to a cleric” because that actually is the Catholic teaching (we only need to confess mortal sins to a priest). The way the quiz is set up, that would result in conservative Protestant, rather than Catholic. Also, one of the questions about the Trinity is worded in a way that actually is more Mormon than Christian (you have to be careful to read it closely).
 
This is the quiz. It asks you to choose your favorite of two colors many times, then gives you a long list of careers that a survey found suited many people who like the colors you like, then you can see what religions those people believed in the study they used to set it up. But it’s acting weird right now. I don’t know what it is, but it calculated my color preferences differently this time, not the way I chose them exactly, and I can’t find the religion section.
Those were my top three:eek:
  1. Wicca and Witchcraft1162.
    New Age1283.
    Mysticism - belief in the existence of realities beyond perceptual or intellectual apprehension
 
Those were my top three:eek:
  1. Wicca and Witchcraft1162.
    New Age1283.
    Mysticism - belief in the existence of realities beyond perceptual or intellectual apprehension
Well, now I don’t feel so bad that it said I was Baptist!😛
 
I know what you mean about that quiz. I’ve taken it before. I answered “confess all sins, not necessarily to a cleric” because that actually is the Catholic teaching (we only need to confess mortal sins to a priest). The way the quiz is set up, that would result in conservative Protestant, rather than Catholic. Also, one of the questions about the Trinity is worded in a way that actually is more Mormon than Christian (you have to be careful to read it closely).
Me too! I answered it that way on the confession question. Like I said, I knew what the “right” answer was to get Catholic, but it really wasn’t a true Catholic answer.
 
Me too! I answered it that way on the confession question. Like I said, I knew what the “right” answer was to get Catholic, but it really wasn’t a true Catholic answer.
Same here. I also got conservative Protestant on that quiz.
 
Regarding the Beliefnet Quiz:
Well I changed 2 of my answers…
This time I said “no body” and “not neccessarily to cleric” and here are my new scores:
  1. Eastern Orthodox (100%)
  2. Roman Catholic (100%)
  3. Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (95%)
  4. Orthodox Quaker (89%)
  5. Seventh Day Adventist (89%)
  6. Orthodox Judaism (68%)
  7. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) (65%)
  8. Jehovah’s Witness (65%)
  9. Islam (60%)
  10. Hinduism (59%)
  11. Mainline to Liberal Christian Protestants (59%)
  12. Bahá’í Faith (41%)
  13. Sikhism (41%)
  14. Liberal Quakers (38%)
  15. Jainism (34%)
  16. Reform Judaism (29%)
  17. Mahayana Buddhism (26%)
  18. Unitarian Universalism (26%)
  19. Theravada Buddhism (25%)
  20. Christian Science (Church of Christ, Scientist) (21%)
  21. Scientology (15%)
  22. Neo-Pagan (14%)
  23. New Age (10%)
  24. New Thought (10%)
  25. Nontheist (9%)
  26. Secular Humanism (4%)
  27. Taoism (0%)
Compare that to what I had when I said “body” and “all sins to cleric” (see below)
  1. Eastern Orthodox (100%)
  2. Roman Catholic (100%)
  3. Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (90%)
  4. Orthodox Quaker (75%)
  5. Seventh Day Adventist (75%)
  6. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) (66%)
  7. Jehovah’s Witness (66%)
  8. Orthodox Judaism (63%)
  9. Mainline to Liberal Christian Protestants (59%)
  10. Hinduism (57%)
  11. Islam (55%)
  12. Sikhism (38%)
  13. Bahá’í Faith (35%)
  14. Jainism (30%)
  15. Liberal Quakers (30%)
  16. Unitarian Universalism (23%)
  17. Mahayana Buddhism (22%)
  18. Reform Judaism (22%)
  19. Theravada Buddhism (21%)
  20. Christian Science (Church of Christ, Scientist) (17%)
  21. Scientology (11%)
  22. Neo-Pagan (9%)
  23. Nontheist (9%)
  24. New Age (7%)
  25. New Thought (7%)
  26. Secular Humanism (4%)
  27. Taoism (0%)
I got Mormon on both list…
And I got 100% Catholic both times…

It must be the combo of things that I’m picking that is keeping Mormons on the list. Also, it’s funny how just by changing that one answer about God to “no body” I can pick confession “not neccessarily to cleric” and still be 100% RC.
 
It must be the combo of things that I’m picking that is keeping Mormons on the list. Also, it’s funny how just by changing that one answer about God to “no body” I can pick confession “not neccessarily to cleric” and still be 100% RC.
Mormons are probably on the list due to the question about roles for men and women. They do not allow women to be elders, just like Catholics, Orthodox and conservative Protestants do not allow women to be priests or pastors.
 
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