Can We Actually Guess Which Christian Denomination You Are?
By: Tasha Moore
Estimated Completion Time 5 min
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About This Quiz
Take a minute or two to think about the fact that there are a few billion Christians around the world. That's pretty impressive! This quiz explores some of why so many people from all walks of life flock readily to the tenets of the faith. Answer some faith-based questions, and see if we can guess which Christian denomination you are affiliated with.
Based on your spiritual personality, style of worship and the theological texts you consult (or not), we can give our best estimation of which sect of the faith you have chosen to spearhead all aspects of your life. No matter the denomination, one thing is for sure: You believe in ordering your steps in the ways of Christ and righteousness! So be exceedingly glad and proud that you've chosen to be part of a fearless group of faith soldiers always striving to be the best for themselves, for God and for Christ. Would you choose to have it any other way? And if you are curious about the faith, this quiz is a great way to assess your level of interest.
Scroll forward and bear witness to how Christianity brings people together for a divine purpose. Can we guess your denomination based on your humble responses? Find out now!
START QUIZ
Approximately how big is your denomination?
As far as I know, there aren't many people.
We are not the largest, but our numbers are in the millions.
We are the largest Christian denomination.
We are a few million strong.
Which sacraments does your denomination recognize?
We practice rituals of the New Testament, but we don't separate the Word of God from sacraments.
We practice the Lord's Supper and baptism.
We practice all of the sacraments.
I practice many things when I go to service, but I don't know the names.
How does your faith deal with the scriptures?
I can't tell if it's scripture or prayer.
The Scriptures are the supreme guide to our practice of faith.
We deal mostly with doctrine handed down from leadership.
We focus a lot on the scriptures concerning the disciples.
Who was a major thought leader of your denomination?
I don't know the history of the churches.
Which people have the authority over church affairs?
I'm not into church politics.
Synods and church councils
Which theological text was influential in shaping your faith?
What is the cornerstone belief of your faith?
Building a personal relationship with God
Jesus is Lord and Savior.
What is the nature of worship in your church?
The congregation does whatever the pastor tells us to do.
It's equally spontaneous and liturgy-based.
It's entirely liturgical.
What are your denomination's views on the less fortunate?
Every now and again I hear about charity work.
We are very concerned about the less privileged and improving society.
Our churches around world help the less fortunate.
My particular church is not very active, but the denomination is active in social issues.
What style of prayer is recited in church?
I hear repeated prayers and some new ones.
The prayers are mostly taken from scripture.
Prayers are from written text.
Prayers are spoken on impulse.
How many divinely inspired books do you recognize?
I usually follow words on a handout.
What does the Communion ritual represent?
Sharing wine and bread with others
Jesus Christ's spiritual presence
Whom should followers aspire to be most like?
Our leaders set a great earthly example.
Who is responsible for biblical interpretation?
Sanctified members of the church body
Which university is affiliated with your denomination?
All Christian schools are great.
Texas Christian University
What is a major ritual that you celebrate?
It's usually busiest during the Christian holidays.
We practice all sacraments.
Our governing councils uphold the seven sacraments.
How can salvation be attained?
Ask for forgiveness with a clean heart.
Through God, with some church assistance
The church plays a huge part.
Through Jesus Christ Lord and Savior
What types of baptism do you recognize?
I embrace all forms of baptism.
Believer's baptism and infant baptism
Baptism of blood and baptism of desire
We focus mainly on believer's baptism.
How should the Bible be interpreted?
People who go to church a lot usually know what the Bible is about.
Through reason and faith traditions
Strict interpretation by church authority
There is no formal interpretation of the Bible.
What is the logo for your denomination?
The cross symbolizes faith in Jesus.
St. Andrew's cross and red chalice
How does your church perceive the importance of the Holy Spirit?
The Holy Spirit is mentioned in the Bible, so it's very important.
Believers should be open to receive the Holy Spirit.
The Holy Spirit guarantees infallibility.
We invite the Holy Spirit to command all aspects of service.
How does your denomination handle the public declaration of faith?
I try to declare my faith both publicly and privately.
The Apostles' Creed and Nicene Creed are our declarations of faith.
We emphasize commitment to faith through approved actions.
What type of revivals does your faith engage in?
The revivals I hear about happen outside regular service.
Our denomination is a revival movement.
We don't recognize revivals.
We conduct spirited revivals from time to time.
Was there ever a celebrity who was affiliated with your faith?
Ronald Reagan was baptized into my denomination.
What do your select doctrines place emphasis on?
All aspects of Christianity
Any of the sacraments, but mainly the Eucharist
Does your denomination acknowledge historical creeds and doctrine?
I don't know much about church history.
We only follow essential historical creeds.
We follow all historical creeds.
We do not place much emphasis on man-made doctrine.
How sure are you of Christ's presence when practicing rituals?
We believe that Christ should be present.
Christ comes through the presence of our leaders.
We are very sure when Christ is present.
What is the name of your church service?
Whom did Jesus die for?
All those who repent of their sins
Who is the founder of your denomination?
It depends on whatever church I visit.
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