What denomination is most similar to me?

This quiz was created for those of you, like me once, were unsure of where they belonged in the Christian faith. Sometimes non-denominationalism suits people, and that's okay! But sometimes people seek more than just a broad label, and rather a group that holds similar doctrinal beliefs to them.

No matter our differences on the finer details of doctrine, what is important to remember is that we are all Christians as long as we accept the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. Amen.

Created by: Alejandro Najera

Who do you believe decides whether or not someone achieves salvation?
- God, he chooses the elect who he knows will accept him.
- Individuals have the free will to accept or reject God.
Which of the the options below do you think best sums up the legitimate sacraments?
- Baptism, Eucharist (Lord's Supper), Reconciliation (Confession), Confirmation, Marriage, Holy Orders, Anointing of the Sick
- Baptism, The Lord's Supper, and Confession
- Baptism and The Lord's Supper
- Sacraments cause too much distraction from faith
What are your views on church hierarchy and positions such as that of Priest (or Pastor), Bishop, etc?
- They have no place in the House of God.
- They are acceptable as a means of ordering services, but not necessary.
- They are an important part of the Christian faith.
Do you believe in the idea of a universal church (before the Second Coming), or that people should have religious freedom to pursue their beliefs as God guides them?
- It is a Christian duty to strive to create a Godly, universal Church.
- A universal Church is ideal and encouraged in scripture, but cannot be achieved in this fallen world.
- A loose degree of cooperation between churches is best.
- Religious freedom must come first, with churches able to act on a congregational basis.
Which of the following do you believe to be necessary for salvation?
- Faith alone.
- Faith and adult baptism.
- Faith, baptism, and good works.
- Just being a good person is enough, no matter your religion.
Do you believe there is any merit in infant baptism?
- Yes, it is as meaningful as adult baptism.
- No, only adults can understand and benefit spiritually from baptism.
Do you believe baptism conveys justifying grace (by Baptism you are saved), non-justifying grace (God's grace is poured upon you, but this does not mean you are automatically saved), or is purely symbolic?
- Justifying Grace
- Non-Justifying Grace
- It is symbolic, but nonetheless commanded of believers.
- It is purely symbolic, and not necessary for a Christian to pursue.
What are your views on speaking in tongues?
- It is a gift from God, and necessary to prove salvation.
- It is a gift from God, but not necessary to prove salvation.
- It is most likely caused by a personal frenzy, even if it is done innocently.
- It is likely fake.
What do you believe to by the significance of the Holy Communion (Eucharist)?
- It is the literal Body and Blood of Christ (Transubstantiation).
- Christ is spiritually, but not physically present in the bread and wine (Consubstantiation).
- It is purely symbolic and done in memoriam.
- It is not necessary for Christians to pursue.
How do you believe Satan came to be (in his evil form)?
- He was appointed by God to fulfill an unpleasant role.
- He rebelled against God, but God allowed his rebellion to take place.
- He rebelled against God's authority and survives against God through his own power.
What are your views on the Trinity?
- They are three, and yet as one.
- There is only one God, who appeared as Jesus.
- Jesus and God are separate, each with much power.
What do you believe is the best way to organise Christian worshipping?
- A single universal church with an episcopal system, stemming from Rome (the Papacy).
- An established church with an episcopal system, with a clear hierarchy and leader.
- A Presbyterian polity (sort of like a church council) to create a degree of unity between individual churches.
- A congregationalist polity to ensure independence for individual churches.
Do you believe in the separation of church and state?
- Yes, it is necessary to ensure freedom to religion.
- A secular system is acceptable and practical, if not ideal.
- No, governments should be run as theocracies to serve God.
Do you believe that Christ's death on the cross is the sole source of atonement?
- Yes, Jesus willingly sacrificed himself for our sins, and took the punishment for them.
- No, there are other ways people can go to heaven besides Christ.
Do you believe in the doctrine of Total Depravity, and the idea that people are born sinners, incapable of resisting sin by their own merit?
- Yes, this has been the case since the Fall of Man.
- No, individuals have a choice to reject or embrace sin, and do each to varying degrees.

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