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Mainline to Conservative Christian/Protestant. Also sometimes referred to as traditionalist, orthodox, fundamental, or Evangelical. This is an umbrella term for Protestant denominations, or churches within denominations, that are Bible-centered, viewing the Holy Bible as the final and only authority, the inerrant Word of God, interpreted literally as law. Examples of conservative Protestant include some churches within Pentecostal, Southern Baptist, Fundamentalist, Evangelical, Lutheran, etc.. Anglican/Episcopalian is often regarded as a "bridge" denomination between Roman Catholic and Protestant. There are more than 2,000 Protestant denominations offering a wide range of beliefs from extremely liberal to mainline to ultra conservative and those that include characteristics on both ends.
# 1. Mainline - Conservative Christian Protestant (100%)
# 2. Orthodox Quaker (100%)
# 3. Eastern Orthodox (99%)
# 4. Roman Catholic (99%)
# 5. Mainline - Liberal Christian Protestants (93%)
# 6. Seventh Day Adventist (86%)
# 7. Orthodox Judaism (70%)
# 8. Hinduism (69%)
# 9. Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (Mormons) (68%)
# 10. Sikhism (68%)
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I got basically the same things I did last time(They added Jehovah's Witness, which I got 5% on -- wow). It still bothers me that I can get 100% on Secular Humanist and 66% on Buddhism. They're almost completely opposed.
I must've missed this vocabulary unit in grade school or something. It's just never made sense to me. I picture a "conservative" person as holding everything in close, and a "liberal" person as letting it all go. But I just can't apply that abstractly to political or, as I discovered above, religious contexts. The labels could be "flammable" and "viscous" and they would mean just as much to me.
If anyone can clear this up for me once and for all, like I said, $20 has your name on it.
(enter the Three Amigos to help out and throw back the reward) :)