Im not trying to start a debate first of all and second of all pls dont get into arguing over whos religion is right. lately i have been very interested in different religions and what they beleive in. pls say ur religion and wat u believe. ill go first IM a baptist and we basically beleive in copletely wat the bible says is true. no more no less and everything it says is gonna happen i believe it will. if u r a baptist and disagree with it pls correct me (in a nice way bc like i said i dont want to start any arguments) so thank u

Hola, I used to be a Presbyterian, but my church split from the National Presbyterian (?) a couple years back, so now we belong to like the Reform Presbyterian (?) but I really have no idea. I have no idea what we believe in, it's kinda sad. But right now, I'm really fascinated with other religions, and am writing a report about Judaism in my English class.

[b]khakigirl wrote:[/b] [quote][b]Bittersweet wrote:[/b] [quote]Hola, I used to be a Presbyterian, but my church split from the National Presbyterian (?) a couple years back, so now we belong to like the Reform Presbyterian (?) but I really have no idea. I have no idea what we believe in, it's kinda sad. But right now, I'm really fascinated with other religions, and am writing a report about Judaism in my English class.[/quote] A good place to start learning what your church believes is: http://reformedpresbyterian.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=29&Itemid=0 If others want to find their church type in <your denomination> and beliefs on Google. You should find it pretty easily.[/quote] i read that website and i need someone to translate it lol bc i did not understand like anything that it said well mostly anything

Emily = Vineyard Community Churches. :) http://www.vineyardusa.org/upload/theological%20booklet%20rev%202004.pdf That should cover it. And, of course, the Apostle's Creed, which is not a Catholic thing really. They use it now, but it was written before the Catholic Church existed! Protestant Churches also (usually) follow these guide lines. So yeah, I think that unless you believe the fundamentals of that Creed, you are not a Christian.