A Thinking Reed

Hmmmm…maybe I’m in the wrong church

Written by

Lee M.

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Christian tradition selector! (To be taken with a grain (or more) of salt of course.)

My results:

1: Eastern Orthodox (100%)
2: Lutheran (94%)
3: Anglican/Episcopal/Church of England (92%)
4: Roman Catholic (87%)
5: Presbyterian/Reformed (53%)
6: Congregational/United Church of Christ (48%)
7: Methodist/Wesleyan/Nazarene (48%)
8: Anabaptist (Mennonite/Quaker etc.) (35%)
9: Baptist (Reformed/Particular/Calvinistic) (35%)
10: Pentecostal/Charismatic/Assemblies of God (35%)
11: Church of Christ/Campbellite (33%)
12: Baptist (non-Calvinistic)/Plymouth Brethren/Fundamentalist (25%)
13: Seventh-Day Adventist (25%)

Comments

6 responses to “Hmmmm…maybe I’m in the wrong church”

  1. Joshie

    that thing was dopey. The way the questions were phrased seems to represent the typical internet armchair theologian issues that ppl love to rehash ad nauseum.

    And how am I both 100% Eastern Orthodox and 46% Wesleyan?

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  2. Lee

    This one’s a little better:

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

    I came out with my #1 choice being Episcopalian/Anglican and #2 ELCA, which makes a little more sense.

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  3. Maurice Frontz

    My top three in the SelectSmart one was 1. ELCA 2. LCMS 3. Episcopalian/Anglican

    I think I’m glad I’m still self-identifying as Lutheran. 🙂

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  4. Joshie

    Your right Lee, that one is a lot better. My top three were 1) Methodist 2) 7th day adventist (?!) 3) Anglican. But ELCA did come in 5th!

    Lee, I think its time you embrace you inner Anglican. Whoever heard of a Lutheran with a Mc at the beginning of his name, anyway. Take a theological swim accross the North Sea and join the family! muhuhahahaha

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  5. Lee

    Don’t I have to be in a higher tax bracket to be an Episcopalian?

    (Although there are two venerable Anglo-Catholic parishes here in Philly…)

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  6. Joshie

    yeah but you can be a methodist if your above poverty level, it’s basically the same these days, only we use fewer candles.

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