What is your denomonation.

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Permalink Reply by Ben Burton (Mr. Frumious) on November 19, 2010 at 10:54am

In school I would endure ridicule for being Mormon. People fear what they don't understand....

My best friend growing up was Catholic. I have many fond memories going to mass with him and his family...

Like Jean says, hang in there. Be true to yourself, be true to your faith, and it doesn't matter what others think... :)

Susannah (NinjaWolfGhost) said:

I'm Catholic and some class mates make fun of it or say its boring being a Catholic. It hurts! Catholics don't worship saints, we look up to them! We aren't the same as we used to be hundreds of years ago, but yet they still criticize us!

Permalink Reply by Anna (Thatrandomlady) on November 26, 2010 at 10:28am

I'm Non-Denominational! Aha! =3

Permalink Reply by Reverend Del (Platycat) on February 20, 2011 at 9:59am

I consider myself non-denominational. I think these divides make the church very much what Jesus didn't want. Divisive. We agree on so much more than we differ. Points of dogma and ritual are irrelevant. That we know Jesus died for us, that our acknowledgement of that fact and our request for redemption is all we need to gain eternal salvation. That's the most important thing we can agree on.  I obey God because I love him, I obey him as I obeyed my father.  I worship him as my gift to him.

Permalink Reply by ✞JeanWifeMoMhorphin✞ on February 20, 2011 at 12:44pm

Del, you make a great point. I've been reading the early church and its is nothing like the church as we know it today. Do you think it breaks God's heart how divided the church has come? 

Reverend Del (Platycat) said:

I consider myself non-denominational. I think these divides make the church very much what Jesus didn't want. Divisive. We agree on so much more than we differ. Points of dogma and ritual are irrelevant. That we know Jesus died for us, that our acknowledgement of that fact and our request for redemption is all we need to gain eternal salvation. That's the most important thing we can agree on.  I obey God because I love him, I obey him as I obeyed my father.  I worship him as my gift to him.

Permalink Reply by Philip (Groffgryphon) Austin on February 20, 2011 at 1:07pm

I am a follower of Jesus Christ, the only way to the Father, and attend a Bible-believing church that also happens to be Southern Baptist.

Permalink Reply by Dallas - (Pheaglefish) on February 20, 2011 at 11:21pm

I'm one of them crazy Pentecostals, yessiree. ^^

Permalink Reply by RedStreak (Lycan Knight) on February 21, 2011 at 6:11pm

im coptic, kinda like catholic but from egypt, the priest cant shave his beard and your not allowed to date and jesus is god

Permalink Reply by Drew(humu­humu­nuku­nuku­āpuaʻa) on February 21, 2011 at 11:15pm

I'm Presbyterian (PCA), which is in the reformed camp.  And I would like to say "It's not a religion, it's a relationship", but It's much more to that in my eyes.  I am amazed at the price God paid to have the relationship with the one who spits in his face and mocks him everyday, (me) and to have him justified in his sight.  So I am in utter amazement at the love that I cannot begin to understand.  Without understanding this love that has been so richly and freely poured on us, we cannot truly show genuine and pure love to others.

Permalink Reply by Christine Host on February 22, 2011 at 3:45am

yeyah! JC followers for the win! I too am a Jesus Follower and it has now been a year since I was baptised!

Permalink Reply by Dan aka Fluffy on March 2, 2011 at 10:56pm

I am nondenominational.

Permalink Reply by Em Lamont(NinjaSquid) on September 1, 2011 at 10:54pm

Southern Baptist!

Permalink Reply by RedStreak (Lycan Knight) on September 2, 2011 at 8:27am

im coptic orthodox, why does everyone thing egyptians are muslims?!?!?!? well, im christian :P

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