What is your relegion?

Question

If Christian: what denomnation?

Answer 1

Born again christian
Recovered Jehovah'switness

Answer 2

I don't have a relegion. A relegion is where you have to do something to please God. To be a true Christian you don't have to do anything but believe and trust in what the Lord Jesus Christ did for on the cross. He died for your sins, He was buried and took your sins away and He rose again the third day for your justification. He did it all. Salvation is a free gift. Ephesians 2: 8 For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God Ephesians 2: 9 Not of works, lest any man should boast.

Answer 3

I am a Christian. That is my identity and it expresses my relationship with God, through Jesus.

I have worshiped in several different denominations. Currently I attend a Baptist church. I always say I'm a Christian, not a Baptist, or an Episcopalian, etc. So often it seems people get into fights over certain beliefs. I am committed to honoring Jesus Christ, my Lord. I want to be friends with all Christians and not let denominational issues divide me from other believers. I am called to Love, not called to argue about which of us seems to understand best. Its not about who is most correct, its about love and Jesus. I can pray and worship with anyone who believes Jesus Christ is the begotten Son of God, who was born of a virgin, lived a sinless life, was crucified for our sins and who rose from the dead and was resurrected to provide us the power to live the Christian life. There are other important beliefs, but these are my bottom line, so to speak. :) See Ya!

Answer 4

I was raised Catholic, and still consider to be a christian, but what I ascertain through the years is that you don't need to go to church or be in a religion to know and connect with God.
The one and only God is in most all religions and churches reaching out to all people.

Answer 5

Wicca, Solitare

Answer 6

I believe in 'truth' - truthful information, that is accurate and 'unbiased'.
Religion is always biased, and therefore not truthful.

Religion in effect says "Oh I know everything. Everything. Let me tell you about 'it'... And so begins a series of impossible to believe myths, which cannot be true. They defy logic and reason - and because of that I cannot believe in them.
Also all religions are 'cults' - only that they have become 'established' and part of mainstream society - they would have us believe in impossible and unprovable myths, so that we become under their control and manipulation (through the myths they feed us).

This is not to say that I don't believe in spirituality. I do. But in things that do happen to all of us, without exception. To find the real spiritual teachings, that tell us about our own human spirit - what happens to it, where does it go? etc etc.

Answer 7

I believe that after someone dies, they can either stay in Heaven for as long as they like, or leave for a while and explore the universe and make their own fantasy realm out there, even have it as true as the world they are living in right now, only difference is, they can change anything about themselves or around them at anytime to any degree whenever they feel like it.

In Heaven, it's as God prepares it, outside of Heaven in space, it can one's own fantasy world and have all their dreams come true.


That's my hope and belief. And I don't belive anybody has to go to Hell for eternity, no matter what kind of life they lived.

Answer 8

Theravada Buddhist.

Answer 9

Idolater

Answer 10

Islam.

Answer 11

Christian
I do not belong to a denomination. I was raised catholic and have attended protestant churches, ie, baptist but I have not found a denomination that I feel best represents the teachings of Christ so I do my worship between me and God at home and do charitable works to spread the blessings around