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Christian Theology! - Poll
This is not a quiz! This is more like a poll.
Feel free to share your postures in the comments (no atheism jokes pls)
Feel free to share your postures in the comments (no atheism jokes pls)
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Last updated: October 14, 2025
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Question 1 of 18
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What is your understanding of God?
1 There is one God in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
2 There is one God: The Father.
3 There are three Godheads: united in purpose but not in essence.
4 Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are different manifestations of the same God.
5 God is an idea that inspires us to do social justice; it doesn't matter is He is real or not.
6 The Father, Son and Mary are God (Muhammad said so).
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Question 2 of 18
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What's your understanding of Jesus of Nazareth
1 He's the second person of the Trinity, coequal to the Father; he's truly human and truly God.
2 One both divine and human person with
one nature: without confusion, separation,
or alteration.
3 Distinct God, Firstborn spirit child of God the Father, our elder brother.
4 Jesus is the fullness of God manifested in flesh; He is the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
5 Son of God,
divine but created by
and subordinate to
the Father.
6 A great human teacher/prophet, inspired by God, but not God Himself or divine in a unique sense.
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Question 3 of 18
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What's your understanding of the Holy Spirit?
1 The Third Person of the Trinity, fully God, proceeding from the Father and the Son.
2 The Third Person of the Trinity, fully God, proceeding from the Father alone.
3 A
manifestation/action/title of the one God, Jesus.
4 God's active force or power/influence, not a distinct person.
5 A distinct divine
person, member of
the Godhead alongside the Father and Son.
6 The Inner Light or Spirit of God within all people, guiding and teaching.
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NO
Question 4 of 18
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What is the primary source of authority for faith and practice?
1 Scripture Alone
2 The Church Alone
3 Sacred
Tradition, including
scripture, councils,
and saints' lives.
4 Scripture, Tradition, Reason, and Experience.
5 Scripture alone, but seen in the framework of tradition.
6 Scripture and additional writings done by modern prophets and apostles.
YES
NO
Question 5 of 18
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Role of Tradition in faith (not autoritative)
1 Essential for the right interpretation of Scripture and understanding of faith.
2 Respected and informative for understanding faith development, but secondary to Scripture.
3 Valuable for historical context and wisdom, but not authoritative.
4 Largely rejected and viewed suspiciously as human inventions.
YES
NO
Question 6 of 18
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Use of Creeds and Confessions (e.g. Nicaea)
1 Ancient creeds are authoritative summaries of core Christian doctrine.
2 Historic confessions are valuable standards of doctrine, though subordinated to the Bible.
3 Formal creeds/confessions are rejected as unbiblical or divisive human additions.
4 Focus on ongoing revelation or direct spiritual experience; historical creeds are less relevant.
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Question 7 of 18
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Soteriology - How are we saved?
1 By faith alone, on Christ alone, by grace alone, and all for the glory of God alone.
2 Through faith, repentance, and baptism by immersion for the remission of sins.
3 Grace through faith, leading to a transformed life expressed in holiness and good works.
4 Through Faith, Repentance, Ordinances, and Enduring to the End by keeping covenants.
5 Through accurate knowledge of Jehovah, faith, dedication, baptism, and loyalty to the Church.
6 By faith, repentance, baptism in Jesus' Name, and receiving the Holy Spirit with tongues.
7By Grace through Faith, Baptism, Communion, participating in the Church, and cooperating with Grace
8 By Grace through Faith working in love, leading to transformation and participation in divine life
9 When you agree with my denomination >:)
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Question 8 of 18
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Christ's Atonement - why Christ had to die
1 Jesus was punished
by God in our place,
satisfying divine justice against sin.
2 Christ's death and resurrection achieved victory over sin, death, and evil powers, liberating us.
3 Christ's suffering showed God's displeasure with sin, allowing God to forgive those who repent.
4 Jesus' life, teachings, and death provide a profound moral example that inspires humanity to love.
5 Christ's death was a ransom paid to redeem humanity from bondage to sin and death.
6 Christ's death satisfied the honor/justice owed to God due to human sin.
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Question 9 of 18
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Predestination and Free Will
1 God elects based on foreseen faith.
Humans have free will to accept or reject God
2 Humans are fully capable of choosing God and initiating salvation on their own.
3 Through His middle knowledge, He sovereignly ordains the world in which free creatures'll choose.
4 God lets the fall happen, predestines, and saves the chosen ones.
(supralapsarianism)
5 God predestines, then left the fall happen, and saves the chosen ones.
(infralapsarianism)
6 God actively predestines some for salvation and others for damnation.
7 Single-way predestination: Predestined to believe, chose to not believe.
(Lutheranism)
8 God elects and gives faith, but humans can freely reject God's grace later
9 All humanity is predestined for eventual salvation or reconciliation with God.
YES
NO
Question 10 of 18
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Apostasy - Can we lose salvation?
1Yes, salvation may be lost through mortal sin, rejection of faith or ceasing cooperation with grace
2True elect can' lose salvation, but those who appear saved can fall away, proving they weren' saved
3 No, once saved,
always saved.
4 Even if you reject faith,
Jehovah will have mercy on you.
YES
NO
Question 11 of 18
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Who can be saved?
1 Conscious faith in Jesus Christ is the only way to salvation, but this isn't limited to a denomin.
2 Ultimately, all people will be saved and reconciled to God after a period of purification.
3Salvation primarily for those within our specific organization and who adhere to its unique truths.
4 Salvation is through Christ, but God's saving grace can reach those who haven't known Christ.
YES
NO
Question 12 of 18
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View of Mary and the Saints
1 Veneration is appropriate;
they are intercessors
and examples of faith.
2 Mary and the saints are highly respected as examples of godly living and spiritual heroes.
3 Mary and saints are respected biblical figures, but emphasis is on direct access to God.
4 The concept of saints or special veneration for Mary is largely seen as unbiblical.
YES
NO
Question 13 of 18
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Eschatology - End of the World - Select 2 (two) or more
1 The current eschatology is either fake or misunderstands
the gospel
2 The return of Christ has already happened spiritually.
3 No rapture, the concept of it is a misunderstanding.
4 Pre-Tribulation Rapture.
5 Mid-Tribulation Rapture.
6 Post-Tribulation Rapture.
7 Christ will return physically before
a literal 1000-year
reign on earth.
8 The 1000 years are symbolic of Christ's current spiritual reign in heaven and through the Church.
9The world will be gradually Christianized through the preaching of the Gospel, before Christ return
YES
NO
Question 14 of 18
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Whom should we baptize?
1 Believers
2 Babies
3 Baptism is bad, stick to the Jewish tradition!
YES
NO
Question 15 of 18
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Is Christ present in the Communion?
1 Yes, the bread and wine are annihilated and become the Soul, Body, Blood, and Divinity of Christ.
2 Yes, within, under, and in
the bread and wine.
3 Yes, but just spiritually.
4 No, those are just symbols that remind us of his sacrifice.
YES
NO
Question 16 of 18
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Maryology - Mary stuff
1 Mary is mediator and intercessor of all grace, co-redentrix, and Queen of Heaven.
2 Mary ascended to Heaven
and never sinned.
3 Mary is the Mother
of God (theotokos).
She may always be a virgin.
4 Mary is not the Mother of God, but rather a blessed woman (Kristotokos).
YES
NO
Question 17 of 18
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Death (2 or more)
1 Purgatory does not exist, we
are sanctified
when dead.
2 There is some kind
of post-mortem sanctification, but
not a strict place.
3 Purgatory exists as a place where souls are purified.
4 Hell and Heaven are literal phisic places, separated from earth.
5 Hell and Heaven are spiritual ways of perceiving the
glory of God.
6 The Heaven is a way of referring to a restored and redeemed Earth.
7 Nop, we all
getting saved.
8 There is no Hell, the pious are annihilated and
stop existing.
YES
NO
Question 18 of 18
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Spiritual gifts from the Holy Spirit
1 The Holy Spirit is actively working on
the world throughout
His gifts (Glosolalia).
2 The gifts are currently happening, but discernment is key.
3 The Holy Spirit mainly works to santify
and guide believers,
not for miracles.
4 Charismatic gifts ceased with the apostles and the Bible publishing.
5 The Holy Spirit works thourough the Church, the sacraments and believer's unity.
6 The Holy Spirit
works throughout
moral strength and understanding.
YES
NO
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