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what religion were you baptised (or other religous grouping's equivilent) as.
2007-02-06, 12:40 PM #1
See the thread title.

I am not interested in what your actual beliefs are, i am just curious as to what religion people were brought up as.

I was baptised (at about 7 years of age though) as a catholic.
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2007-02-06, 12:41 PM #2
I was never baptised. I was raised athiest.
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2007-02-06, 12:41 PM #3
I was baptized a Lutheran, and I'm still one because I'm in no hurry of, uh, resigning.
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2007-02-06, 12:42 PM #4
I was never baptised, it caused so much fuss for the family. My mother wanted me to baptised a methodist, someone else said that I should be a Prosestant and some said it should wait until I was old enough to decide.

Not that bothered really :)
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2007-02-06, 12:53 PM #5
Originally posted by alpha1:
I was baptised (at about 7 years of age though) as a catholic.


Ditto.
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2007-02-06, 12:55 PM #6
Babtised as a baby as a catholic
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2007-02-06, 12:57 PM #7
Protestant, and fiercely proud of it.
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2007-02-06, 12:58 PM #8
I was baptised as don't care.

True story.
2007-02-06, 1:05 PM #9
Baptist.
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2007-02-06, 1:07 PM #10
lutheran
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2007-02-06, 1:31 PM #11
Wasn't baptised.

Agnostic.
nope.
2007-02-06, 1:47 PM #12
Lutheran. 80% or so of Finns are Lutheran.
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2007-02-06, 1:55 PM #13
Baptised as a Baptist (kind of redundant but technically true.) around the age of 10.

In my teen years I started hanging around the wrong people and got off track but came back to where I belong.
2007-02-06, 1:57 PM #14
Lds.
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2007-02-06, 1:57 PM #15
Originally posted by Antony:
I was never baptised. I was raised athiest.


Same.
2007-02-06, 2:07 PM #16
Lds
2007-02-06, 2:07 PM #17
Baptized Anglican, confirmed Episcopalian.
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2007-02-06, 2:08 PM #18
Lds
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2007-02-06, 2:22 PM #19
Baptized Catholic as a baby.
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2007-02-06, 2:22 PM #20
I'm not sure. Some sort of non-denominational protestant. We did that whole 'dedication' thing instead of baptism.
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2007-02-06, 2:24 PM #21
I was baptized in a Baptist church when I was 17.
2007-02-06, 2:24 PM #22
CofE, but non-practising. In fact I consider myself cheerfully agnostic :)
2007-02-06, 2:34 PM #23
Baptized Lutheran, but I told the Pastor to "F--- off and stop cramming beliefs down my throat" and wasn't allowed back.
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2007-02-06, 3:15 PM #24
Lds
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2007-02-06, 3:19 PM #25
baptized a Baptist when i was 7, saved by Jesus when i was 10
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2007-02-06, 3:39 PM #26
Christian as a baby. Agnostic now.
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2007-02-06, 3:47 PM #27
Baptized catholic
2007-02-06, 3:49 PM #28
Lds.
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2007-02-06, 3:52 PM #29
Hahahahaha, silly guys. LDS isn't a religion.

Lutheran, as a baby. I'm also one of the people who believes it doesn't 'count' if you're too young to remember it, but I suppose that's the purpose of confirmation.

I don't consider myself a Lutheran anymore, although I'm fairly certain I'm still on the books at my old church because my last pastor was a liar and he doesn't want everybody to know how fast his church attendance has been dropping.
2007-02-06, 3:59 PM #30
Southern Baptist.
2007-02-06, 4:02 PM #31
I was raised as a Pentecostal. I am now somewhat of a Deist in a very loose sense.
2007-02-06, 4:21 PM #32
I went to a Presbyterian church as a kid but my parents didn't believe in baptising someone as a child so they left that. I really appreciate that they did that. I'm an atheist now.
2007-02-06, 4:31 PM #33
Originally posted by Rogue Leader:
Lds.


WTF there are more Mormons than I thought...

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2007-02-06, 4:43 PM #34
Baptized as a Catholic, I am now an atheist. That worked out well.
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2007-02-06, 8:02 PM #35
Originally posted by Jon`C:
Hahahahaha, silly guys. LDS isn't a religion.

Lutheran, as a baby. I'm also one of the people who believes it doesn't 'count' if you're too young to remember it, but I suppose that's the purpose of confirmation.

I don't consider myself a Lutheran anymore, although I'm fairly certain I'm still on the books at my old church because my last pastor was a liar and he doesn't want everybody to know how fast his church attendance has been dropping.



I was a baby, and it's one of the earliest memories I have. I distinctly remember being raised and shown to the people gathered.
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2007-02-06, 8:06 PM #36
Baptized Catholic, now I'm a Pastafarian. I don't know what the equivalent of baptizing in Pastafarianism is, but I'll be sure to do it when I find out. I imagine it's something along the lines of eating a bowl of pasta.
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2007-02-06, 8:51 PM #37
few years ago, 17 i think, Christian.
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2007-02-06, 8:56 PM #38
Originally posted by Jon`C:
Hahahahaha, silly guys. LDS isn't a religion.


The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints? Pretty sure it is, since that's what religion I am :v:
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2007-02-06, 9:01 PM #39
Originally posted by Space_Bandit:
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints? Pretty sure it is, since that's what religion I am :v:


Except its more of a door to door salesmen training course.

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2007-02-06, 9:02 PM #40
I keep reading that as LSD and wondering where I can get signed up.
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