What's Your Religion?

[alyssaasmad]

I am a Muslim.

[sweet_mallows]

Born again Christian

[jenka]

Pentecostal Evangelical Christian. 

[rottendoll]

Born Again Christian :-)

[odzkie]

I am not really a fan of religion,
it is really how Jesus Christ transformed
your life that really matters..

Christ Centered - Gospel Centered 

[rainbowmist]

Evangelical Christian, though I'm not sure. Our pastor told us before that we should put/tell that we are Evangelical C when we are asked, but I grew up writing Born Again Christian when I fill up forms. Now, I'm confused. I'm not yet baptized though.

[JC.xxviii]

I am no part of any religious group.
I like calling myself a follower of Christ.

[Parametanoia]

I am no part of any religious group.
I like calling myself a follower of Christ.

I like this. 

Am a born-again Christian for six years (and aiming for more). But for me it isn't religion; it's a more personal relationship with Jesus...

[thiami]

Im a born again christian, we believe that Jesus is the way, the truth and the life

[tomoyochan]

Born again Christian. Have been a follower of Christ for 6 years now. 

[rosechua]

I'm a Catholic, according to my birth certificate, but I'm more of a Christian, because whenever I read the Bible, I notice some flaws sa pagiging katoliko. Anyway, I'm not against it. It's just that I believe that the Bible says it all.

[+kCee+]

I am a proud Catholic 

[pach]

I am no part of any religious group.
I like calling myself a follower of Christ.

I like the dumb but highly emotional play of words

If you call yourself a follower of Christ, then you are a "christ-ian".

The word "Christ-ian"can either be a noun or an adjective. As a noun, Christ-ian means a person is a follower of Christ. But you are a follower of Christ, therefore you are a Christ-ian.

If you are a "Christ-ian" then it means you belong to Christianity, because the word "Christianity" is the act of being a "christ-ian". But Christianity is a religion, therefore you belong to a religion.

[usernamHER]

I'm a Catholic, according to my birth certificate, but I'm more of a Christian, because whenever I read the Bible, I notice some flaws sa pagiging katoliko. Anyway, I'm not against it. It's just that I believe that the Bible says it all.

An address given by the Cardinals to Pope Pius III, and is preserved in the National Library in Paris, Folio No. 1068, Vol. 2, pp. 650-651:
‎"Of all the advice that we can offer your holiness we must open your eyes well and use all possible force in the matter, namely to permit the reading of the gospel as little as possible in all the countries under your jurisdiction. Let the very little part of the gospel suffice which is usually read in mass, and let no one be permitted to read more. So long as people will be content with the small amount, your interest will prosper; but as soon as the people want to read more, your interest will fail. The Bible is a book, which more than any other, has raised against us the tumults and tempests by which we have almost perished. In fact, if one compares the teaching of the Bible with what takes place in our churches, he will soon find discord, and will realize that our teachings are often different from the Bible, and oftener still, contrary to it.”

I think this reflects it.

also, if you want to know more:
http://emperors-clothes.com/vatican/cpix.htm
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=2307007787446&set=o.122840367732986&type=1&ref=nf

[usernamHER]

I am no part of any religious group.
I like calling myself a follower of Christ.

same here.