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I'm non-denominational. I can visit many denomination church's & walk away with something positive from any of them.
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I usually just call myself a Christian and never go into specifics. But if you want to go into specifics, then I'm a Methodist Episcopalian.
The closest to describe myself is Christian, but there are other things only a small number of people know about Christ and all the other deities that I can't really explain.
Other: I guess I'm considered Christian because I do believe in God and Jesus, but I don't have any specific religion I cling to. Some would like to tell me that makes me "non denominational" but this is not true either. Even non denominational churches preach in a certain way. I am my own person and I don't go to church because i don't believe there is one interpretation of the bible for everyone to follow. I also don't believe everything in the bible. I believe it speaks to everyone individually. I also do not believe that everything preached in Christianity is right. I believe all religions have great teachings and there is no "right one". In the end, I believe we all believe in the same God (I'm speaking about us non atheists) but because of cultural differences we have just interpreted God in our own ways such as calling him by other names.
Orthodox! It's the first Christian religion! Catholicism came next, followed by Protestants.
I am a non-practicing Jew so I didn't vote, but I'm curious are Mormons and Jehovah's Witnesses considered Christian?
Not a Christian but why is there no Eastern Orthodox option? Y'know, what Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Serbia, Greece, and some other countries practice.
I've just always considered myself to be a Christian. I've been to Baptist churches, Catholic churches, I think a Methodist church, I like a variety. The way I see it is that I'm a creationist, I believe that the Lord created the world and that he exists and is the reason for Jesus. And any church who accepts that has my support.