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@loopylin

I try to read through the psalms whenever im going through hard stuff.

Me too, girl, me toooooo

The Psalms always be hitting hard…

This is a really interesting topic to read through. Thanks for making it @the_lost-journal :]

@the_lost-journal

What is your denomination?

I go to an Evangelical Church (it’s called Faith Alliance Church, and we’re part of the Christian and Missionary Alliance!)

Did you grow up with this denomination? Are you still growing up with it?Or did you convert to it yourself?

I grew up with it, but it’s always felt like home, so I would say I…[Read more]

@the_lost-journal

1. What is your denomination?

I’m a Calvinist/ Reformed Evangelical

2. Did you grow up with this denomination?

Yes :]

3. How many books are in your bible? And if you wish, what are those books?

66 books

4. How many people in your family are that denomination? (If any are a separate denomination, or religion)

My whole immediate…[Read more]

@grcr

That makes sense.

hopefully we can continue this conversation tomorrow

@theshadow and @the_lost-journal

Uuuugh! I have so many more questions that I want to ask, and I love this conversation so much!!! But I’m skiing tomorrow so I need good rest. Good night one and all, and to all a good night!

@the_lost-journal

Interesting! Oh, boy, I love this conversation! Okay, one more question for today then I should hop into bed: If that is the case with saints, why not directly pray to God and give him full credit for the marvelous deeds he can do?

@the_lost-journal

I am better at remembering people if I have a name to go along with them!

Same.

@the_lost-journal

Yeah, Anglicanism has been referred to as “Reformed Catholicism”.

I find this comment really intriguing! Could you explain?

I think it’s cool how they refused to murder the baby boys and lied to Pharoah to protect them.

@grcr

Do you have other believers with you, or is it just you and your family?

@grcr

No, we don’t go to church. We fellowship from home. 🙂

May I ask why?

@theducktator

I’m not sure…maybe the Hebrew midwives from Exodus.

Oooo, nice, that’s a good one

@the_lost-journal

He is in the book of Jude… He is in the New Testament and is one of Jesus’ disciples.

Oh, ok, gotcha, sorry, I thought you were talking about someone in the Septuagint (idk if I’m using this term right, please correct me if I’m wrong), I’ve never referred to him as St. Jude since I don’t believe that we should pray to sai…[Read more]

@grcr

If you don’t have a denomination, do you still go to church?

@raxforge

Oops, I didn’t realize Kefa had answered you yet.😅

@the_lost-journal

I love this idea!

1. I am Anglican.
2. I have been an Anglican my entire life, and I plan to stay an Anglican.
3. 66 books in the canon.
4. All 6 of my siblings, plus my parents. My mom’s parents are Methodists, and I don’t think my dad’s parents are Christians. I’m not sure about my cousins.
5. There are two sacraments; Holy…

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1. Non-denominational Christian
2. No, I’ve been other churches with different denominations, but the church that we planted is non-denominational, since the elders didn’t want to have to deal with the politics that other denominations may have to be a part of (which is totally fine if any of y’all’s church do that, just ours doesn’t)
3. 66 for the…

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Well, this might be fun.

1. I am Calvinist.
2. I am currently growing up in it.
3. There are 66 books to the Bible
4. My parents, my brothers, and I are Calvinist. My Grandfather and his second wife are definitely not Calvinist, though they do claim the name of Christ.
5. I’m not very familiar with sacraments, but I think baptism and Communion (which…

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@keilah-h

*nods slowly* I can make that happen. Don’t know how long it’ll take but I’ll make it happen.