Which Christian denomination do you belong to? | Comments

The first question doesnt make any sense. It is attempting to elude to Calvinism, however, it says he makes decision of instituting grace based upon who he knows will accept, however Calvinism says he changes the disposition of ones heart to believe. Totally different positions. how they first question is more like Molinism not Calvinism.

So Accurate! can believe the quiz got it correct! Your Result: Catholic

81%

As a Catholic, you believe in the idea of a universal church, with the Pope at its head. You believe a strong hierarchy is necessary to keep order within the church, from the priests and bishops up to the Pope himself. Your theological views are likely to be very much conservative and based on tradition. Catholics believe in seven sacraments, and that the holy communion is the literal blood and body of Christ. In addition to this, they do not accept the Lutheran view of salvation through faith alone, or Calvinist views on predestination; but instead believe that good works are an essentital part of securing a place in Heaven. As a Catholic, you are likely to share many views with episcoplians, and to an extent perhaps also Lutherans, but otherwise your hierarchy and theological beliefs distance you from the post-reformation churches.

Faith in Christ alone means that you trust in the entire work of Christ, his life and death, to satisfy God's demands of perfection "Be perfect as your father in heaven is perfect." If you believe that Jesus took your place on the cross (substitution) "He made Him(Jesus) to be sin for us..." (1 Cor. 5:21), and that He took the wrath of God on your behalf for ALL your sins, then you can be a Christian. To believe that you can earn your way into heaven by religion, good deeds, self-improvement projects, etc...is self salvation.

I got Methodist by 85%, followed by Lutheran by 73%.

Well, this is really interesting. I have never been to a methodist church in my life since there are barely any where I live at all. I have done a similar quiz on another website and also got Methodist though. Not sure how to deal with this. The only methodist church in my area (still over 25km away) is english-speaking and I live in Germany. I have always attended evangelical church services (mind you, european evangelicals are very different from american evangelists) and liked it but I am not baptized yet.

bro clearly doesnt know what catholicism teaches. there was a couple where i was like "a, this question is way to general for the answers and b, the answers do not even contradict." for example: God saving us is not at odds with cooperation with grace. apparently, this guy thinks this is the case. luckily, i could more or less tell which answers he WANTED catholics to choose and didnt choose that answer for half of them. overall, a bad quiz.

I tried many other Christian denomination quizzes and I find that they don't ask some of the important questions or give you the option to say what you believe when all the choices are something you don't agree with so I'm starting to think you can't let a quiz decide for you, you have to find the answer on your own.

I have taken several or different denominational quizzes; and they almost always some out Lutheran. This one did as well.

It's a challenging question, or series of questions regarding how best to build a Denomination Quizz. These are all interesting efforts.

It said I was Baptist...and what do u know, I am one! My brother-in-law and sister are missionaries, my mom is a Sunday school teacher, and my dad is a Sunday school teacher and a Deacon! This quiz is SWEET!

Funny, being raised catholic, leaving religion at the age of about 12 having lived the last 48 years as an atheist, the result is as follows: Pentecostal: 86%, Methodist: 62%, Baptist: 57%, Puritan: 38%, Restorationist: 27%, Lutheran: 22%, Calvinist: 15%, Catholic: 15%, Episcopalian: 14%.

Like Hellinc7 questions, perhaps too much focussed on christian denominations...

I also missed options like 'None of these options'.

I feel like this quiz was relatively biased. I am a nondenominational Christian, and I feel that organized denominations are distracting and put too many limits and too much pressure on believers to be the "perfect" Baptist/Methodist/C atholic/Pentecostal /etc.

I'm an atheist and took the quiz for kicks. Turns out me and Puritans have some similar ideas, who'd have guessed?

Good quiz OP, the quality is very nice and I enjoyed it even as a non-Christian :)

It is difficult for me to respect the opinion of the person/people who prepared the answer to the quiz. The grammar and spelling for example:. "More better,"and "churches."

I'm a restorationist. I knew I have always had difficulties with all of the other organized religious organizations I have tried to be a part of. I have never been accepted by anyone. Now I know!!!

I don't understand how I got 93% pentecostal when there was only one question dealing with tongues and none of the answers were good.

I also got 53% calvinists. I don't agree with any of the 5 points of calvinism.

I actually believe both pentecostal and calvinism are false gospels.

I found several questions difficult to answer because I wasn't given an acceptable answer to choose. I don't think it gave a true indication of who I am which should have been Lutheran or Methodist.

I got Methodist with Lutheran as second. I'm a little surprised because I grew up Lutheran, but I guess they're not too far apart. Great quiz, and very helpful!

My result is Pentecostal. I'm a Zen Buddhist(thus atheist).

This was fun, my understanding is we have more in common with the Catholics but I suppose that may not be the case.

It was pretty close. It didn't have my denomination on there but I'd say that Seventh-day Adventists are closer to Baptists than to the other groups listed.

Result was mainly Episcopalian. Makes sense in a way as brought up in England think it was 91%? But really I was brought up more orthodox. Shame that's not an option

Interesting. I got Methodist. Never thought that since I went to Baptist churches.

hmm.... I currently attend a nondenominational church, but I had previously believed that I possessed Catholic beliefs. Until now, I had never considered an Episcopalian Church, but now I am interested to try it out. Thanks!