Take this Quiz..... You might be surprised

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church of christ, something lutheran and the other I fogot. It was odd because I have never been to any of those churches I was brought up mostly baptist.
 
Well your over reacting, or thinking I did. what I meant was i was surprised and somewhat offended but I didn’t take it seriously because of the results.
 
  1. Eastern Orthodox Church (100%)
  2. Roman Catholic Church (100%)
  3. Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (89%)
Close enough…
 
well…interesting exercise

Eastern Orthodox Church (100%)

Roman Catholic Church (97%)

Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (91%)
 
I found this really fascinating/kinda surprising

100%–Eastern Orthodox
92%-- Luteran Church Missouri Synod
92%–Roman Catholic

I thought Catholic would be closer up there!
 
Roman Catholic Church (100%)
Eastern Orthodox Church (97%)
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (95%)
Evangelical Lutheran Church (86%)
Church of Christ (67%)
Episcopal/Anglican Church (67%)
Methodist/Wesleyan Church (67%)
Mennonite Brethren (65%)
Orthodox Quakerism (65%)
Mormonism (63%)

YAY! but I’m still confused about what water baptism is… aren’t most people baptized in water?
 
Oh dear.

My results are:
  1. Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod (100 percent) 🤷
  2. Eastern Orthodox Church (93 percent) :cool:
  3. ELCA (92 percent) :eek:
These three groups are very different in their belief systems. What on earth???

:eek:
 
kelsei1996 said:
Roman Catholic Church (100%)
Eastern Orthodox Church (97%)
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (95%)
Evangelical Lutheran Church (86%)
Church of Christ (67%)
Episcopal/Anglican Church (67%)
Methodist/Wesleyan Church (67%)
Mennonite Brethren (65%)
Orthodox Quakerism (65%)
Mormonism (63%)

YAY! but I’m still confused about what water baptism is… aren’t most people baptized in water?
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Usually, when you hear a Protestant refer to “water baptism” you’re talking to someone who is in favor of baptism by total immersion. To them, sprinkling or pouring are not Scriptural and therefore, invalid. Most folks I speak to who specifically call it “water baptism” are either Pentecostal, or Evangelical non-denominationals. Have some of those in my family. :o
 
Second time doing the quiz:

Eastern Orthodox Church (100%)
Roman Catholic Church (100%)
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (98%)
Evangelical Lutheran Church (90%)
Presbyterian Church in America/Orthodox Presbyterian Church (83%)
Reformed Churches (83%)
Southern Baptist (81%)
Church of Christ (79%)
Methodist/Wesleyan Church (77%)
Reformed Baptist (77%)
Assemblies of God (74%)
Episcopal/Anglican Church (74%)
Presbyterian Church USA (74%)
Mormonism (72%)
Free Will Baptist (70%)
International Church of Christ (70%)
United Pentecostal Church (66%)
Seventh-Day Adventist (64%)
Mennonite Brethren (61%)
Orthodox Quakerism (53%)
Jehovah’s Witness (33%)
Liberal Quakerism (11%)
Unitarian Universalism (7%)
Unity Church (0%)

Not too surprised.
 
historian31 said:
Usually, when you hear a Protestant refer to “water baptism” you’re talking to someone who is in favor of baptism by total immersion. To them, sprinkling or pouring are not Scriptural and therefore, invalid. Most folks I speak to who specifically call it “water baptism” are either Pentecostal, or Evangelical non-denominationals. Have some of those in my family. :o
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Ooooh, thank you for clarifying!
 
Just for fun, here are my top four results.
Code: 
		Unitarian Universalism (100%)   	

 
		Unity Church (91%)   	

 
		Liberal Quakerism (85%)   	

 
		Jehovah's Witness (28%)
After Jehovah’s Witnesses, the numbers went steadily downward.

Peace,

Seeker
 
anotherauthor12 said:
Take this Christian denomination selector to see (by your beliefs) what you would be if you weren’t a Catholic.

selectsmart.com/FREE/select.php?client=christiandenom

Please list your top 3 results and any comments.
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I wasn’t surprised for the first, only marginally for the second, and I am not sure at all about the third, but each was 100%…

100% Roman Catholic Church, 100% Eastern Orthodox Church, 100% Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
  • Well at least I believe as I should for a Roman Catholic - according to that test.
 
1.) Roman Catholic Church (100%)
2.) Eastern Orthodox Church (97%)
3.) Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (97%)
 
This was my 2nd go at it. I’m really confused now
Code: 
                           Church of Christ (100%)   	

 
		Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (100%)   	

 
		Episcopal/Anglican Church (90%)   	

 
		Evangelical Lutheran Church (90%)   	

 
		Free Will Baptist (90%)   	

 
		International Church of Christ (90%)   	

 
		Methodist/Wesleyan Church (90%)   	

 
		United Pentecostal Church (90%)   	

 
		Assemblies of God (80%)   	

 
		Mennonite Brethren (80%)   	

 
		Presbyterian Church in America/Orthodox Presbyterian Church (80%)   	

 
		Reformed Churches (80%)   	

 
		Southern Baptist (80%)   	

 
		Orthodox Quakerism (70%)   	

 
		Presbyterian Church USA (70%)   	

 
		Reformed Baptist (70%)   	

 
		Eastern Orthodox Church (60%)   	

 
		Mormonism (60%)   	

 
		Roman Catholic Church (60%)   	

 
		Jehovah's Witness (50%)   	

 
		Seventh-Day Adventist (50%)   	

 
		Liberal Quakerism (10%)   	

 
		Unitarian Universalism (0%)   	

 
		Unity Church (0%)
 
I decided to take it for fun and this was the resluts:

Roman Catholic Church (100%)
Eastern Orthodox Church (96%)
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (84%)
Evangelical Lutheran Church (77%)
International Church of Christ (72%)
Mormonism (72%)
Church of Christ (65%)
United Pentecostal Church (65%)
Episcopal/Anglican Church (63%)
Methodist/Wesleyan Church (62%)
Assemblies of God (57%)
Free Will Baptist (57%)
Mennonite Brethren (53%)
Presbyterian Church in America/Orthodox Presbyterian Church (53%)
Reformed Churches (53%)
Southern Baptist (51%)
Seventh-Day Adventist (50%)
Reformed Baptist (47%)
Orthodox Quakerism (45%)
Presbyterian Church USA (45%)
Jehovah’s Witness (42%)
Liberal Quakerism (3%)
Unitarian Universalism (0%)
Unity Church (0%)

I am sure part of the results was due to the priority I placed on some of my selections.
 
Don’t forget to use the priority sliders on your answers.

I was RC, then Orthodox, then Lutheran Missouri, then Anglican, then downhill from there to Unitarianism 😛
 
I got:
  1. Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod 100%
  2. Roman Catholic 100%
  3. Evangelica Lutheran Church in America 94%
  4. Eastern Othordox 87%
 
Roman Catholic Church (100%)
Eastern Orthodox Church (96%)
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (92%)
Evangelical Lutheran Church (87%)

Not really surprised 😛
 
  1. Rastafarian
  2. Scientologist
  3. Paleolithic Shamanist
I admit I’m just a little surprised…:confused:
 
historian31 said:
Usually, when you hear a Protestant refer to “water baptism” you’re talking to someone who is in favor of baptism by total immersion. To them, sprinkling or pouring are not Scriptural and therefore, invalid. Most folks I speak to who specifically call it “water baptism” are either Pentecostal, or Evangelical non-denominationals. Have some of those in my family. :o
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Isn’t it also true that some use the term to separate “water baptism” from “Baptism of the Spirit”?

Jon
 
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