Take the Belief-O-Matic quiz- VERY Fun please take a look

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if BHO is religious now, because of having children…

i’d say he needs to have about 20 more… :rolleyes:

good luck on your search for the right Church. I’m glad i don’t have to search anymore… I did all that about 15 yrs ago… even though was raised Catholic…i fell away from the RCC and went amok… out of ignorance… never renounced the RCC faith but never lived by it either, except “my way” which wasn’t too “Catholic”… :eek: not to mention too smart…

i didn’t know the Catholic faith well until about 15 yrs ago… when i had to study it myself… Thank God i did… (although for some reason i always felt birth control & other things] were very wrong…)

it is good to question if you don’t know things… but i remember all the questions i had… and all tht searching &… and i am glad it’s over…

God bless… 🙂
I’m glad you can empathize. I really appreciate your post. I could tell that you meant well by it.

I wasn’t raised in a faith so I have to see if I can find one.
 
  1. Unitarian Universalism (100%)
  2. Liberal Quakers (98%)
  3. Theravada Buddhism (78%)
  4. Reform Judaism (77%)
  5. Secular Humanism (76%)
  6. Neo-Pagan (76%)
  7. Sikhism (73%)
  8. Mainline to Liberal Christian Protestants (73%)
  9. Mahayana Buddhism (71%)
    **10. Baha’i Faith (69%) **
lol
no Roman Catholic or Orthodox…

so you can’t come to CAF anymore…

😃
 
he waited till he found… Nothing?? :confused:

he’s doing good…
He’s still a Christian, or at least he says he is, but he hasn’t been religious since he got elected. He doesn’t attend church anymore.

For twenty years he attended a Christian church (every Sunday) but during the election he made the decision to leave the church and renounce his affiliation with it. He was baptized when he was a young lawyer so he’s a legitimate Christian. He says he’s still a Christian in faith and that he’s just looking for the right church.
 
Not anymore. He used to be religious, however. He attended church every Sunday for about twenty years.

My main point was that he waited until he felt comfortable with making a religious conversion. He waited until he found what was right for him. I just wanted to use someone who people would recognize.
Obama really joined a social justice church. It is known for its social activism more so than its faith.
  1. Eastern Orthodox (100%)
  2. Roman Catholic (100%)
  3. Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (92%)
  4. Orthodox Quaker (80%)
  5. Seventh Day Adventist (77%)
  6. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) (73%)
  7. Jehovah’s Witness (62%)
  8. Mainline to Liberal Christian Protestants (56%)
  9. Hinduism (56%)
  10. Code:
    Orthodox Judaism (54%)
  11. Code:
    Islam (46%)
  12. Code:
    Sikhism (38%)
  13. Code:
    Liberal Quakers (29%)
  14. Code:
    Jainism (29%)
  15. Code:
    Baha'i Faith (27%)
  16. Code:
    Mahayana Buddhism (23%)
  17. Code:
    Unitarian Universalism (23%)
  18. Code:
    Theravada Buddhism (22%)
  19. Code:
    Reform Judaism (22%)
  20. Code:
    Christian Science (Church of Christ, Scientist) (20%)
  21. Code:
    Neo-Pagan (16%)
  22. Code:
    Scientology (15%)
  23. Code:
    Nontheist (12%)
  24. Code:
    New Age (11%)
  25. Code:
    Secular Humanism (11%)
  26. Code:
    New Thought (10%)
  27. Taoism (6%)
 
  1. Eastern Orthodox (100%)
  2. Roman Catholic (100%)
  3. Orthodox Quaker (93%)
  4. Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (82%)
  5. Seventh Day Adventist (79%)
  6. Mainline to Liberal Christian Protestants (71%)
  7. Orthodox Judaism (60%)
  8. Hinduism (55%)
  9. Islam (52%)
  10. Liberal Quakers (52%)
Who’d a thunk it? lol
 
He’s still a Christian, or at least he says he is, but he hasn’t been religious since he got elected. He doesn’t attend church anymore.

For twenty years he attended a Christian church (every Sunday) but during the election he made the decision to leave the church and renounce his affiliation with it. He was baptized when he was a young lawyer so he’s a legitimate Christian. He says he’s still a Christian in faith and that he’s just looking for the right church.
Last I heard, he wasn’t attending any churches because he felt his high profile would distract church members. (Like I guess he’s more distracting than any other president in history:().
 
  1. Eastern Orthodox (100%)
  2. Roman Catholic (100%)
  3. Orthodox Quaker (93%)
  4. Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (82%)
  5. Seventh Day Adventist (79%)
  6. Mainline to Liberal Christian Protestants (71%)
  7. Orthodox Judaism (60%)
  8. Hinduism (55%)
  9. Islam (52%)
  10. Liberal Quakers (52%)
Who’d a thunk it? lol
What happened to you? You used to just be Catholic.
 
Last I heard, he wasn’t attending any churches because he felt his high profile would distract church members. (Like I guess he’s more distracting than any other president in history:().
Yeah, I don’t know why he isn’t attending any churches. But you know, some Christians prefer to have a quiet faith. A personal faith in Jesus but no organized religion.
 
Hell was traditionally considered a literal place of eternal torture, but Pope John Paul II has described hell as the condition of pain that results from alienation from God, a thing of one’s own doing, not an actual place.
this was written @ that beliefnet site…

i hate to disagree with a pope but i say its both… :confused:*
 
  1. Eastern Orthodox (100%)
  2. Roman Catholic (100%)
  3. Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (84%)
  4. Orthodox Quaker (84%)
  5. Seventh Day Adventist (77%)
  6. Mainline to Liberal Christian Protestants (60%)
There was a similar quiz a while back. Same results. :o

Jon
oh oh!!

you’re busted!!!

you can change that “Lutheran” at the top now… 😃
 
I’m glad you can empathize. I really appreciate your post. I could tell that you meant well by it.

I wasn’t raised in a faith so I have to see if I can find one.
what were you taught as a child? were eithe of your parents raised in a church??
 
i do both… why are they mutually exclusive???

never could u/stand that…

i had to “be religious” … just to know the best way to have a relationship with Christ…
They aren’t…except that it is possible to be religious without having a relationship with Christ (that is, if one is Christian) but I don’t think it is possible to have a relationship with Christ without being religious.
 
They aren’t…except that it is possible to be religious without having a relationship with Christ (that is, if one is Christian) but I don’t think it is possible to have a relationship with Christ without being religious.
very good point…

i know someone who seems to be religious without being close to Christ… i don’t like to judge but the Bible says you will know them by their fruits… To me, the indication that someone knows Jesus and has an intimate relationship with HIm is whether that person “evolves”… If a person’s behavior is always the same old same old… (and not very “good”) something is not right…

but then, in a way we all resist change…

Even so, those who really love Jesus will draw closer to Him every day and when tht happens… we can’t help but see change… of some kind or other… for the better… 🙂

although… now that i think about it… some people think that the good ways in which you change… are really bad ways…

for example… i tend to spend more time with God thn with … certain people… so some people probably think this is being a snob… but… for one thing, the Bible says to not be unequally yoked with unbelivers… I have lots of unbelivers in my life… whether they call themselves that or not… and that may sound judmental but i have to make decisions as to what is best for me…

anyway… I’m starting to go on and on so will leave it at that… 🙂
 
Hey everyone- Just for FUN! Take the quiz and list your top 10 religions with the Percentage.

beliefnet.com/Entertainment/Quizzes/BeliefOMatic.aspx

I will show mine
  1. Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (100%)
  2. Eastern Orthodox (98%)
  3. Roman Catholic (98%)
  4. Orthodox Quaker (91%)
  5. Seventh Day Adventist (80%)
  6. Mainline to Liberal Christian Protestants (78%)
  7. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) (71%)
  8. Orthodox Judaism (69%)
  9. Hinduism (60%)
  10. Islam (59%)
I found this to actually be really interesting. I figure the top 10 are best to post since all 27 is a bit much 🙂

Have Fun- Answer honestly and not what you ‘think’ your religion feels It works better that way

***The top score on the list represents the faith that Belief-O-Matic, in its less than infinite wisdom, thinks most closely matches your beliefs. However, even a score of 100% does not mean that your views are all shared by this faith, or vice versa.
##** I got:**
  • **1. Orthodox Quaker (100%)
  1. Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (98%)
  2. Seventh Day Adventist (97%)
  3. Eastern Orthodox (96%)
  4. Roman Catholic (96%)
  5. Mainline to Liberal Christian Protestants (95%)
  6. Hinduism (81%)
  7. Liberal Quakers (71%)
  8. Unitarian Universalism (69%)
  9. Sikhism (66%)
  10. Orthodox Judaism (62%)
  11. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) (60%)
  12. Mahayana Buddhism (54%)
  13. Islam (53%)
  14. Theravada Buddhism (52%)
  15. Reform Judaism (50%)
  16. Jainism (50%)
  17. Neo-Pagan (49%)
  18. Baha’i Faith (47%)
  19. Jehovah’s Witness (47%)
  20. Secular Humanism (39%)
  21. New Age (37%)
  22. Christian Science (Church of Christ, Scientist) (30%)
  23. Nontheist (30%)
  24. Scientology (29%)
  25. Taoism (28%)
  26. New Thought (22%) **
** One or two times ago, I scored highest as Evangelical Lutheran **
 
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