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My #2 is: Roman Catholic Church Selected books, bargains, etc.
Many will be shocked that the bar was almost equal to my #1
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« Reply #46 on: September 22, 2010, 12:54:53 AM » |
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My results:
But bars of #1 and #2 were the same length:
My #1 is: Eastern Orthodox Church Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #2 is: Roman Catholic Church Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #3 is: Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #4 is: Evangelical Lutheran Church Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #5 is: Mormonism Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #6 is: Episcopal/Anglican Church Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #7 is: Church of Christ Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #8 is: Methodist/Wesleyan Church Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #9 is: Presbyterian Church in America/Orthodox Presbyterian Church Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #10 is: Reformed Churches Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #11 is: Southern Baptist Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #12 is: International Church of Christ Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #13 is: Mennonite Brethren Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #14 is: Free Will Baptist Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #15 is: Presbyterian Church USA Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #16 is: Reformed Baptist Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #17 is: Orthodox Quakerism Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #18 is: Assemblies of God Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #19 is: United Pentecostal Church Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #20 is: Seventh-Day Adventist Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #21 is: Jehovah's Witness Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #22 is: Liberal Quakerism Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #23 is: Unitarian Universalism Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #24 is: Unity Church Selected books, bargains
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« Reply #47 on: September 22, 2010, 01:26:40 AM » |
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My #1 is: Eastern Orthodox Church Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #2 is: Roman Catholic Church Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #3 is: Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #4 is: Evangelical Lutheran Church Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #5 is: Episcopal/Anglican Church Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #6 is: Methodist/Wesleyan Church Selected books, bargains, etc.
The episocopal place weirded me out a bit/ perhaps its the conservatice branch.
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Bringing this thread from the grave:
1 ) Orthodox Catholic (I hate the term EO)
2 ) Roman Catholic
3 ) Lutheran - Missouri
4 ) Evangelical Lutheran
5 ) Episcopal/Anglican Church
6 ) Methodist
7 ) Church of Christ
8 ) Free Will Baptist
9 ) International Church of Christ
10 ) Assemblies of God
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Forgive my sins.
According to the behaviour of some posters of this forum, I have learned from their example that apparently you are to judge everyone. After you judge them, mock them. Humility is apparently a joke. Because some people are just better people than others, and are more righteous.
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« Reply #49 on: August 08, 2012, 01:39:44 AM » |
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Can we can some sort of Severian revivification started for this thread, pronto? Seems such an awful shame to let these sugary treats wither in obscurity. . .
My diagnosis:
1. Eastern Orthodox Church (100%) [Home, sweet home]
2. Roman Catholic Church (90%) [Very close, as it was in real life. Where I would've ended up if Orthodoxy hadn't been an option; seriously, much respect to the RCs]
3. Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (86%) [I'd rather not "put Jimmy in the oven"]
4. Evangelical Lutheran Church (76%) [Meeh]
5. Episcopal/Anglican Church (66%) [Perhaps an Anglo-Catholic church]
6. Mormonism (60%) [The youtube propaganda must be working]
7. Methodist/Wesleyan Church (56%) [My childhood church! I adore John Wesley. If I were to go back to Protestantism, it would likely be to a church within the Wesleyan tradition]
8. Church of Christ (56%) [No. No. No.]
9. International Church of Christ (56%) [The whole world over: no, no, no]
10. United Pentecostal Church (56%) [I just can't stomach the charismatic movement]
11. Mennonite Brethren(46%) [Integrity written all over it]
12. Free Will Baptist (46%) [I'll choose to pass this one over]
13. Assemblies of God (46%)
14. Presbyterian Church in America/Orthodox Presbyterian Church (40%)
15. Reformed Churches (40%) [Not elected]
16. Orthodox Quakerism (36%) [The Quakers have always fascinated me]
17. Seventh-Day Adventist (36%)
18. Southern Baptist (36%) [Huh. I'm surprised I didn't score higher with these guys]
19. Presbyterian Church USA (30%)
20. Reformed Baptist (30%)
21. Jehovah's Witness (20%) [There are just too many interesting cults to settle for the position of glorified door-to-door salesman]
22. Liberal Quakerism (10%)
23. Unitarian Universalism (4%)
24. Unity Church (0%)
Good test; fun times. It's also nice to find a thread where folks aren't bashing their former faiths in the extreme. I get rather irked when I see converts constantly portraying Protestantism as completely anemic. There are some stunning expressions of faith to be found in these traditions; not nearly as much so as in Orthodoxy, granted, but still oases in their own right. I love and am thankful for my Protestant past, but I look forward to a future, God willing, in the Church.
Also: does anyone know along what lines the various Hussite churches would fall in such a quiz?
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« Reply #50 on: August 08, 2012, 01:48:39 AM » |
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Link: Christian Denomination Selector
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (100%)
Evangelical Lutheran Church (94%)
Eastern Orthodox Church (92%)
Roman Catholic Church (79%)
Episcopal/Anglican Church (74%)
Methodist/Wesleyan Church (74%)
Church of Christ (72%)
International Church of Christ (66%)
Free Will Baptist (64%)
Presbyterian Church in America/Orthodox Presbyterian Church (61%)
Reformed Churches (61%)
United Pentecostal Church (59%)
Assemblies of God (57%)
Mennonite Brethren (57%)
Southern Baptist (57%)
Presbyterian Church USA (55%)
Mormonism (50%)
Orthodox Quakerism (50%)
Reformed Baptist (50%)
Seventh-Day Adventist (44%)
Jehovah's Witness (27%)
Liberal Quakerism (7%)
Unitarian Universalism (0%)
Unity Church (0%)
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« Reply #51 on: August 08, 2012, 03:39:12 AM » |
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Mine was Eastern Orthodoxy with a 100% match!
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« Reply #52 on: August 08, 2012, 03:53:52 AM » |
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Well, that was a fun and very revealing quiz!  I thought Orthodox would come out on top, though I wasn't expecting a 100% match! I'm even more surprised that Roman Catholic rated at 100% as I answered negative to one question based on a key RC doctrine. The denom I'm currently affiliated with only rated in the fifties.  Eastern Orthodox Church (100%) Roman Catholic Church (100%) Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (97%) Evangelical Lutheran Church (91%) International Church of Christ (79%) Episcopal/Anglican Church (77%) Methodist/Wesleyan Church (77%) United Pentecostal Church (75%) Assemblies of God (73%) Church of Christ (73%) Seventh-Day Adventist (71%) Free Will Baptist (68%) Mennonite Brethren (68%) Mormonism (68%) Orthodox Quakerism (59%) Southern Baptist (59%) Presbyterian Church in America/Orthodox Presbyterian Church (55%) Reformed Churches (55%) Presbyterian Church USA (50%) Reformed Baptist (50%) Jehovah's Witness (31%) Liberal Quakerism (11%) Unitarian Universalism (0%) Unity Church (0%) |
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« Reply #53 on: August 08, 2012, 04:06:19 AM » |
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Well, that was a fun and very revealing thread! I thought I would come out with Orthodox on top. I wasn't expecting a 100% match though! I'm even more surprised that Roman Catholic rated as 100% as I answered negative to one question based on a key RC doctrine. The denom I'm currently affiliated with only rated at 50%.  "Gooble, gobble! We accept her, one of us!"  |
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Eastern Orthodox Church (100%) Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (82%) Roman Catholic Church (82%) heh  though the Lutheran Church surprises me  |
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interesting quiz. these were my top 6: Orthodox Church (100%) Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (92%) Evangelical Lutheran Church (86%) Roman Catholic Church (86%) Episcopal/Anglican Church (72%) Methodist/Wesleyan Church (69%) i have edited the top one, as they didn't distinguish between different orthodox churches, so nor will i. i included methodist as this was my 1st church as a small child. i think i would have scored higher if it had been a british quiz coz the brits got john wesley who was arminian (not too far from the orthodox doctrine) and the americans got whitfield (sorry, forgot his 1st name) who was a calvinist. i hope no one actually uses it to decide which church to go too! that would be very nerdy to trust the computer... |
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i hope no one actually uses it to decide which church to go too!
that would be very nerdy to trust the computer...
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« Reply #57 on: August 08, 2012, 04:22:12 AM » |
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i hope no one actually uses it to decide which church to go too!
that would be very nerdy to trust the computer...
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« Reply #58 on: August 08, 2012, 04:26:28 AM » |
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Eastern Orthodox Church (100%) Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (95%) Roman Catholic Church (91%) With the priorities |
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« Reply #59 on: August 08, 2012, 04:32:40 AM » |
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Well, that was a fun and very revealing thread! I thought I would come out with Orthodox on top. I wasn't expecting a 100% match though! I'm even more surprised that Roman Catholic rated as 100% as I answered negative to one question based on a key RC doctrine. The denom I'm currently affiliated with only rated at 50%. "Gooble, gobble! We accept her, one of us!" Thanks Kevlev...I think um...what am I being welcomed into exactly? It doesn't resemble any Orthodox church I've encountered Help? BTW, what film was that still taken from? Looks creepy... lol...Thanks for the welcome! |
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Well, that was a fun and very revealing thread! I thought I would come out with Orthodox on top. I wasn't expecting a 100% match though! I'm even more surprised that Roman Catholic rated as 100% as I answered negative to one question based on a key RC doctrine. The denom I'm currently affiliated with only rated at 50%. "Gooble, gobble! We accept her, one of us!" Thanks Kevlev...I think um...what am I being welcomed into exactly? It doesn't resemble any Orthodox church I've encountered Help? BTW, what film was that still taken from? Looks creepy... lol...Thanks for the welcome! You've never seen Freaks? Weird . . . |
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Eastern Orthodox Church (100%)
Roman Catholic Church (88%)
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (80%)
Evangelical Lutheran Church (77%)
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I'll bite this time around:
Eastern Orthodox Church (100%)
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (96%)
Roman Catholic Church (96%)
Evangelical Lutheran Church (86%)
International Church of Christ (80%)
Episcopal/Anglican Church (75%)
United Pentecostal Church (75%)
Assemblies of God (73%)
Church of Christ (73%)
Mennonite Brethren (73%)
Methodist/Wesleyan Church (69%)
Free Will Baptist (67%)
Orthodox Quakerism (67%)
Seventh-Day Adventist (63%)
Southern Baptist (61%)
Mormonism (59%)
Presbyterian Church in America/Orthodox Presbyterian Church (59%)
Reformed Churches (59%)
Reformed Baptist (53%)
Presbyterian Church USA (48%)
Jehovah's Witness (30%)
Liberal Quakerism (19%)
Unitarian Universalism (7%)
Unity Church (0%)
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Specifically, my top 5 results were...
Orthodox Church (100%)
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (92%)
Evangelical Lutheran Church (84%)
Roman Catholic Church (84%)
Episcopal/Anglican Church (75%)
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Specifically, my top 5 results were...
Orthodox Church (100%)
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (92%)
Evangelical Lutheran Church (84%)
Roman Catholic Church (84%)
Episcopal/Anglican Church (75%)
With the priorities set, my results were: Orthodox Church (100%) Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (91%) Roman Catholic Church (84%) Evangelical Lutheran Church (82%) Episcopal/Anglican Church (73%) Church of Christ (64%) Methodist/Wesleyan Church (64%) International Church of Christ (57%) Free Will Baptist (55%) Mennonite Brethren (55%) Assemblies of God (48%) Mormonism (48%) Orthodox Quakerism (46%) Presbyterian Church in America/Orthodox Presbyterian Church (46%) Reformed Churches (46%) Southern Baptist (46%) United Pentecostal Church (40%) Seventh-Day Adventist (39%) Presbyterian Church USA (37%) Reformed Baptist (37%) Jehovah's Witness (11%) Liberal Quakerism (10%) Unitarian Universalism (0%) Unity Church (0%)
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My top 5:
1. Eastern Orthodox (100%)
2. Lutheran Church- Missouri Synod (100%)
3. Evangelical Lutheran Church (93%)
4. Roman Catholic (85%)
5. Church of Christ (77%)
I'll retake it when I'm at a laptop. I just did it on my iPad so I couldn't adjust the bars on importance. I'm curious to see how that affects my results.
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1. Eastern Orthodox Church (100%)
2. Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (95%)
3. Evangelical Lutheran Church (93%)
4. Episcopal/Anglican Church (83%)
5. Roman Catholic Church (83%)
6. Methodist/Wesleyan Church (72%)
7. Church of Christ (57%)
8. International Church of Christ (52%)
9. Mennonite Brethren (52%)
10. Assemblies of God (49%)
11. Free Will Baptist (49%)
12. Seventh-Day Adventist (47%)
13. Orthodox Quakerism (39%)
14. United Pentecostal Church (39%)
15. Presbyterian Church in America/Orthodox Presbyterian Church (36%)
16. Reformed Churches (36%)
17. Southern Baptist (36%)
18. Presbyterian Church USA (34%)
19. Mormonism (31%)
20. Liberal Quakerism (29%)
21. Reformed Baptist (24%)
22. Unitarian Universalism (13%)
23. Unity Church (6%)
24. Jehovah's Witness (0%)
I'm actually really surprised that Roman Catholic was only 5th. I think it might have been because of the priority sliders.
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it's interesting to see that LCMS is really high, mostly second, on almost everyone's results
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Eastern Orthodox Church (100%) Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (88%) Roman Catholic Church (86%) Evangelical Lutheran Church (79%) Episcopal/Anglican Church (71%) This is also an interesting religious quiz that is much more indepth: http://www.beliefnet.com/Entertainment/Quizzes/BeliefOMatic.aspxAnd my scores for the one I just linked... Eastern Orthodox (100%) Roman Catholic (100%) Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant (89%) Orthodox Quaker (85%) Seventh Day Adventist (85%) Mainline to Liberal Christian Protestants (61%) Orthodox Judaism (56%) Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) (54%) |
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1) Eastern Orthodox Church (100%)
2) Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (89%)
3) Evangelical Lutheran Church (78%)
4) Roman Catholic Church (75%)
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1. Eastern Orthodox Church (100%)
2. Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (93%)
3. Roman Catholic Church (93%)
4. Evangelical Lutheran Church (85%)
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Your Top 3 Faith Match Profiles Are: 1. Eastern Orthodox (100%) 2. Roman Catholic (100%) 3. Orthodox Quaker (98%) Aye |
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Eastern Orthodox 100%
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod 100%
Roman Catholic 100% So how can I be 100% Roman Catholic if I did not agree that authority is vested in one person or a group of people?
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Eastern Orthodox 100%
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod 100%
Roman Catholic 100% So how can I be 100% Roman Catholic if I did not agree that authority is vested in one person or a group of people?
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Eastern Orthodox 100%
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod 100%
Roman Catholic 100% So how can I be 100% Roman Catholic if I did not agree that authority is vested in one person or a group of people?
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Eastern Orthodox 100%
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod 100%
Roman Catholic 100% So how can I be 100% Roman Catholic if I did not agree that authority is vested in one person or a group of people?
Yeah that quiz seems badly designed... They need to add a couple of more questions to distinguish better between EO and RC. For example: 1. Do you agree that the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father and from the Son? 2. Do you believe in Purgatory? 3. Do you agree with playing instrumental music, such as organ music, during Church services? |
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My top 5 results: 1. Eastern Orthodox Church - 100% 2. LCMS - 97% 3. RCC - 97% 4. ELC - 92% (Not really seeing how I agree 92% with such a liberal denomination) 5. Episcopal - 83% (ditto) it's interesting to see that LCMS is really high, mostly second, on almost everyone's results
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« Reply #79 on: August 10, 2012, 01:16:28 AM » |
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So I took it again roleplaying as the opposite of myself (basically extremely liberal theologically):
1. Unitarian Universalism (100%)
2. Unity Church (89%)
3. Liberal Quakerism (78%)
4. Seventh-Day Adventist (45%)
5. Assemblies of God (23%)
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14. Eastern Orthodox Church (12%)
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23. Roman Catholic Church (0%)
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« Reply #80 on: August 10, 2012, 03:30:55 AM » |
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Eastern Orthodox 100%
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod 100%
Roman Catholic 100% So how can I be 100% Roman Catholic if I did not agree that authority is vested in one person or a group of people?
Yeah that quiz seems badly designed... They need to add a couple of more questions to distinguish better between EO and RC. For example: 1. Do you agree that the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father and from the Son? 2. Do you believe in Purgatory? 3. Do you agree with playing instrumental music, such as organ music, during Church services? Thanks for the replies and information. "stanley123's" questions 1 & 2 would make the difference, I know this reply by "stanley123" was written seriously, and is a serious question, but question 1 made me laugh. However, being in the GOAA, question "3" might not necessarily distinguish the Eastern Orthodox from Roman Catholics, not that I don't understand it to be a canonical matter. |
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Uh oh. I answered "One must be saved by a specific Church" so I guess that's why...
Roman Catholic Church (100%)
Eastern Orthodox Church (95%)
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (65%)
Episcopal/Anglican Church (57%)
Mormonism (57%)
International Church of Christ (55%)
Evangelical Lutheran Church (52%)
Church of Christ (41%)
Mennonite Brethren (41%)
Methodist/Wesleyan Church (36%)
Free Will Baptist (33%)
Orthodox Quakerism (33%)
United Pentecostal Church (28%)
Assemblies of God (19%)
Jehovah's Witness (19%)
Liberal Quakerism (19%)
Seventh-Day Adventist (19%)
Southern Baptist (19%)
Unity Church (19%)
Presbyterian Church in America/Orthodox Presbyterian Church (14%)
Reformed Churches (14%)
Reformed Baptist (6%)
Unitarian Universalism (6%)
Presbyterian Church USA (0%)
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« Reply #82 on: August 10, 2012, 01:50:07 PM » |
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Eastern Orthodox 100%
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod 100%
Roman Catholic 100% So how can I be 100% Roman Catholic if I did not agree that authority is vested in one person or a group of people?
Yeah that quiz seems badly designed... They need to add a couple of more questions to distinguish better between EO and RC. For example: 1. Do you agree that the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father and from the Son? 2. Do you believe in Purgatory? 3. Do you agree with playing instrumental music, such as organ music, during Church services? Thanks for the replies and information. "stanley123's" questions 1 & 2 would make the difference, I know this reply by "stanley123" was written seriously, and is a serious question, but question 1 made me laugh. However, being in the GOAA, question "3" might not necessarily distinguish the Eastern Orthodox from Roman Catholics, not that I don't understand it to be a canonical matter. I am not sure why question 1 would make you laugh except that an EO would phrase the question differently - say 1 (EO) Do you agree that the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father alone and not from the Father and from the Son. Anyway, here are a few more questions which could be asked to distinguish between EO and RC: Do you agree, disagree or no opinion on the following: 4. The Roman Pope is the infallible head of the Church. 5. There is a clear distinction between venial and mortal sin. 6. In making the sign of the cross, the righthand touches the left shoulder first, and the right shoulder after that. RC would agree with 4,5,6; EO disagree. The questions could be worded differently if you wanted to set it up so that EO would agree (and RC disagree). For example: 4.(EO) There is no one person who is the infallible head of the Church. 5.(EO) There is no clear distinction between venial and mortal sin. 6. (EO) In making the sign of the cross, the righthand touches the right shoulder first, and the left shoulder after that. EO would agree with 4(EO), 5(EO), 6(EO). |
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« Reply #83 on: August 10, 2012, 02:09:40 PM » |
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Eastern Orthodox 100%
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod 100%
Roman Catholic 100% So how can I be 100% Roman Catholic if I did not agree that authority is vested in one person or a group of people?
Yeah that quiz seems badly designed... They need to add a couple of more questions to distinguish better between EO and RC. For example: 1. Do you agree that the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father and from the Son? 2. Do you believe in Purgatory? 3. Do you agree with playing instrumental music, such as organ music, during Church services? Thanks for the replies and information. "stanley123's" questions 1 & 2 would make the difference, I know this reply by "stanley123" was written seriously, and is a serious question, but question 1 made me laugh. However, being in the GOAA, question "3" might not necessarily distinguish the Eastern Orthodox from Roman Catholics, not that I don't understand it to be a canonical matter. 6. In making the sign of the cross, the righthand touches the left shoulder first, and the right shoulder after that. Dude, the sign of the cross is not a matter of Faith, it's a matter of Practice. Besides, WRO and OO both do the sign of the cross from left to right. |
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« Reply #84 on: August 10, 2012, 03:27:50 PM » |
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Eastern Orthodox 100%
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod 100%
Roman Catholic 100% So how can I be 100% Roman Catholic if I did not agree that authority is vested in one person or a group of people?
Yeah that quiz seems badly designed... They need to add a couple of more questions to distinguish better between EO and RC. For example: 1. Do you agree that the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father and from the Son? 2. Do you believe in Purgatory? 3. Do you agree with playing instrumental music, such as organ music, during Church services? Thanks for the replies and information. "stanley123's" questions 1 & 2 would make the difference, I know this reply by "stanley123" was written seriously, and is a serious question, but question 1 made me laugh. However, being in the GOAA, question "3" might not necessarily distinguish the Eastern Orthodox from Roman Catholics, not that I don't understand it to be a canonical matter. 6. In making the sign of the cross, the righthand touches the left shoulder first, and the right shoulder after that. Dude, the sign of the cross is not a matter of Faith, it's a matter of Practice. Besides, WRO and OO both do the sign of the cross from left to right. Correct. It is just a question to be added to the others. In Yugoslavia, when they wanted to see who was RC and who was EO, they would ask the boys to make the sign of the cross. That gave them their answer. |
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« Reply #85 on: August 10, 2012, 03:38:25 PM » |
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Eastern Orthodox 100%
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod 100%
Roman Catholic 100% So how can I be 100% Roman Catholic if I did not agree that authority is vested in one person or a group of people?
Yeah that quiz seems badly designed... They need to add a couple of more questions to distinguish better between EO and RC. For example: 1. Do you agree that the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father and from the Son? 2. Do you believe in Purgatory? 3. Do you agree with playing instrumental music, such as organ music, during Church services? Thanks for the replies and information. "stanley123's" questions 1 & 2 would make the difference, I know this reply by "stanley123" was written seriously, and is a serious question, but question 1 made me laugh. However, being in the GOAA, question "3" might not necessarily distinguish the Eastern Orthodox from Roman Catholics, not that I don't understand it to be a canonical matter. 6. In making the sign of the cross, the righthand touches the left shoulder first, and the right shoulder after that. Dude, the sign of the cross is not a matter of Faith, it's a matter of Practice. Besides, WRO and OO both do the sign of the cross from left to right. Correct. It is just a question to be added to the others. In Yugoslavia, when they wanted to see who was RC and who was EO, they would ask the boys to make the sign of the cross. That gave them their answer. You're still forgetting that some canonical EO cross themselves from Left to Right. |
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Yes, "stanley123," "I believe...in the Holy Spirit...Who proceeds from the Father," directly. I laughed because the question goes right to the RC's jugular, the "filioque," controversy which is the symbol of what divides us.
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« Reply #87 on: August 10, 2012, 03:50:42 PM » |
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My #1 is: Eastern Orthodox Church Selected books, bargains, etc.
No suprise.
My #2 is: Roman Catholic Church Selected books, bargains, etc.
Many will be shocked that the bar was almost equal to my #1
My #3 is: Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #4 is: Evangelical Lutheran Church Selected books, bargains, etc.
I was baptized into this, but the parish I was in was more of the MO Synod mind (many went that route when the ELCA was formed and sent the parish a woman pastor. I was gone by then).
My #5 is: International Church of Christ Selected books, bargains, etc.
Is this the Instrumental CC? I could see that.
My #6 is: Episcopal/Anglican Church Selected books, bargains, etc.
Btw, the bar is about half way here.
My #7 is: Mormonism Selected books, bargains, etc.
Eekh. Scary!
My #8 is: Church of Christ Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #9 is: Methodist/Wesleyan Church Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #10 is: United Pentecostal Church Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #11 is: Assemblies of God Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #12 is: Free Will Baptist Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #13 is: Mennonite Brethren Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #14 is: Orthodox Quakerism Selected books, bargains, etc.
It is about a quarter here.
My #15 is: Presbyterian Church in America/Orthodox Presbyterian Church Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #16 is: Reformed Churches Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #17 is: Seventh-Day Adventist Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #18 is: Southern Baptist Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #19 is: Presbyterian Church USA Selected books, bargains, etc.
Here it drops down to about a tenth.
My #20 is: Reformed Baptist Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #21 is: Jehovah's Witness Selected books, bargains, etc.
From here down it is negligible results.
My #22 is: Liberal Quakerism Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #23 is: Unitarian Universalism Selected books, bargains, etc.
My #24 is:
Eastern Orthodox Church (100%) Roman Catholic Church (97%) Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod (96%) Evangelical Lutheran Church (91%) International Church of Christ (76%) Episcopal/Anglican Church (75%) Methodist/Wesleyan Church (75%) United Pentecostal Church (73%) Church of Christ (71%) Assemblies of God (68%) Presbyterian Church in America/Orthodox Presbyterian Church (67%) Reformed Churches (67%) Mormonism (65%) Seventh-Day Adventist (65%) Free Will Baptist (63%) Mennonite Brethren (63%) Presbyterian Church USA (62%) Reformed Baptist (59%) Southern Baptist (59%) Orthodox Quakerism (55%) Jehovah's Witness (34%) Liberal Quakerism (13%) Unitarian Universalism (7%) Unity Church (0%) Not much change it seems. Which of course, is why I cling to Orthodoxy. |
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« Reply #88 on: August 10, 2012, 04:12:13 PM » |
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Eastern Orthodox 100%
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod 100%
Roman Catholic 100% So how can I be 100% Roman Catholic if I did not agree that authority is vested in one person or a group of people?
Yeah that quiz seems badly designed... They need to add a couple of more questions to distinguish better between EO and RC. For example: 1. Do you agree that the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father and from the Son? 2. Do you believe in Purgatory? 3. Do you agree with playing instrumental music, such as organ music, during Church services? Thanks for the replies and information. "stanley123's" questions 1 & 2 would make the difference, I know this reply by "stanley123" was written seriously, and is a serious question, but question 1 made me laugh. However, being in the GOAA, question "3" might not necessarily distinguish the Eastern Orthodox from Roman Catholics, not that I don't understand it to be a canonical matter. 6. In making the sign of the cross, the righthand touches the left shoulder first, and the right shoulder after that. Dude, the sign of the cross is not a matter of Faith, it's a matter of Practice. Besides, WRO and OO both do the sign of the cross from left to right. Correct. It is just a question to be added to the others. In Yugoslavia, when they wanted to see who was RC and who was EO, they would ask the boys to make the sign of the cross. That gave them their answer. You're still forgetting that some canonical EO cross themselves from Left to Right. And of course, there are some Catholics (Eastern Catholics) who cross themselves from right to left. So that one question is not sufficient by itself to distinguish EO from RC in 100% of the time. |
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« Reply #89 on: August 10, 2012, 04:19:29 PM » |
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Eastern Orthodox 100%
Lutheran Church Missouri Synod 100%
Roman Catholic 100% So how can I be 100% Roman Catholic if I did not agree that authority is vested in one person or a group of people?
Yeah that quiz seems badly designed... They need to add a couple of more questions to distinguish better between EO and RC. For example: 1. Do you agree that the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father and from the Son? 2. Do you believe in Purgatory? 3. Do you agree with playing instrumental music, such as organ music, during Church services? Thanks for the replies and information. "stanley123's" questions 1 & 2 would make the difference, I know this reply by "stanley123" was written seriously, and is a serious question, but question 1 made me laugh. However, being in the GOAA, question "3" might not necessarily distinguish the Eastern Orthodox from Roman Catholics, not that I don't understand it to be a canonical matter. 6. In making the sign of the cross, the righthand touches the left shoulder first, and the right shoulder after that. Dude, the sign of the cross is not a matter of Faith, it's a matter of Practice. Besides, WRO and OO both do the sign of the cross from left to right. Correct. It is just a question to be added to the others. In Yugoslavia, when they wanted to see who was RC and who was EO, they would ask the boys to make the sign of the cross. That gave them their answer. You're still forgetting that some canonical EO cross themselves from Left to Right. And of course, there are some Catholics (Eastern Catholics) who cross themselves from right to left. So that one question is not sufficient by itself to distinguish EO from RC in 100% of the time. Which is exactly my point... |
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