Okay, I'm not Catholic, but if I were....

You scored as Evangelical Catholic. You are a Protestant convert, or have been affected by evangelical Protestantism in some way. You love Scripture and incorporate into your daily life. You have a clear vision of Catholic morals and doctrines, and you make great effort to adhere to them.

However, your interpretation of Scripture may not be in line with Catholic teaching, and you may not accept legitimate plurality in doctrinal expression. You might want to read the Fathers of the Church and Papal encyclicals to deepen your Catholicism.

Evangelical Catholic

76%

Traditional Catholic

69%

Neo-Conservative Catholic

67%

Radical Catholic

48%

New Catholic

45%

Liberal Catholic

36%

Lukewarm Catholic

17%

What is your style of American Catholicism?
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Babette said…
During the 488th anniversary month of the Reformation I shall simply profess from the Nicene creed, "We believe in one holy catholic and apostolic Church".

Jack o' Lantern burning bright,
Glowing in the pale moon light,
We celebrate the Reformation
Instead of Halloween night.
14 October, 2005 14:28
Unknown said…
FYI, it looks like the formatting of this post is causing your right frame (about me, tagboard, etc) to be put at the bottom of your blog. I don't think it is just my screen, but I'm not sure.
19 October, 2005 12:40
Hindsfeet said…
I think you're right Mary. I'll just have to wait until the post archives off... I don't have a clue as to how to fix the html.
30 October, 2005 15:34
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