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  1. 1. What are you?

    • Anglican (Episcopalian)
      4
    • Assemblies of God
      4
    • Baptist
      4
    • Catholic
      3
    • Lutheran
      0
    • Methodist (Wesleyan, Nazarene)
      1
    • Pentecostal
      5
    • Presbyterian
      3
    • Non-Denominational
      20
    • Non-Denominational Charismatic
      7
  2. 2. Theologically you are?

    • Very Liberal
      2
    • Liberal
      1
    • Middle of the Road
      13
    • Conservative
      27
    • Fundamentalist Conservative
      8
  3. 3. Ideologically you are?

    • Very Liberal
      0
    • Liberal
      1
    • Slightly Left of Center
      5
    • Centrist
      5
    • Slightly Right of Center
      4
    • Conservative
      23
    • Very Conservative
      13


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1. Non - Denominational

2. Conservative

3. Conservative


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Praise God, for once I am in the majority!

You are too funny sis :whistling::whistling::thumbsup:

by the way, i am in the same majority :whistling:


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Praise God, for once I am in the majority!

You are too funny sis :laugh::o;)

by the way, i am in the same majority :whistling:

Me too! :whistling::whistling::thumbsup:


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I am surprised that there has only been 3 Baptists to answer the poll so far.


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I was raised in a Presbyterian Church.

When I received Jesus into my life as a teen,at my Grandaddy's house ,I joined and was baptised in a Baptist Church.

I attended a Assembly of God Church with my Aunt Darcy quite a bit in my 20's.

I started attending a Baptist Church again in 1992. I got tired of listening to the bickering there and quit about a year ago.

I have been going lately to a church my cousin started and pastors, it is a non-denominational Church. :taped:

So........ I'm just a thankful, blessed Christian :):D:laugh:


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I am surprised that there has only been 3 Baptists to answer the poll so far.

You and me both. It is also interesting how many are non-denominational. I listed myself as Pentecostal, but since the church isn't hooked up with any denomination, technically it is non-denominational as well.

The word "pentecostal" in its primary meaning refers to an experience, not a denomination. There are Pentecostal denominations (AOG, COG, etc.) but there are pentecostals in other denominations.


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Where are all the lutherans?! I'm concerned lol!

;)


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Presby-costal

;) Glad to see the "costal" part in your title Marnie.

Yeah, I figure I "think" in tongues.... :taped: In heaven I'll get the speaking part!

Interesting spin Marnie! :emot-wave:

Baptist (Prefer to be called "Born Again Child of God and Co-Heir with Christ")

I hope to soon be called a "Good and Faithful Servant" while face down and arms extended in the presence of His glory.

Conservative

Conservative

I've tried to consider looser translations of scripture but find it usually gets me in trouble. I'll just trust what is written and get the "blanks" and "gray" areas filled in when I'm called home.


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Aren't Episcopalians (sp) kind of like protestant Catholics? That's the impression I got when I visited my ex-inlaw's church, as I had also visited a Catholic church. It has sextants and I believe altar boys like the Catholic church. My ex-niece's Episcopal church is quite liberal, too.


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1 Corinthians 11:13-16...

Don't you agree there is something naturally powerful in the symbolism

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