1. Episcopal
   Baptist
2. Lutheran
   Methodist

For Baptists, they usually avoid creeds and confessions. They believe these could compromise their commitment to scripture as the sole rule of faith.

1. Protestantism
   Catholic Church
2. Eastern Orthodox Church
   Lutheran

There are about 2.4 billion followers of Christianity in the world. Of that, over half of them (1.285 billion) belong to the Catholic Church.

1. Baptist
   Lutheran
2. Episcopal
   Methodist

Most Christian denominations use the Bible as the sole basis for their doctrines and beliefs. However, the Episcopal Church believes they come from the Holy Scriptures and the Gospels.

1. Baptist
   Catholic
2. Protestant
   Eastern Orthodox

Mother Teresa was an Albanian-Indian Roman Catholic nun and missionary. She is known in the Catholic Church as Saint Teresa of Calcutta.

1. Baptist
   Episcopal
2. Catholic
   All of the above

All of these denominations believe in the Resurrection of Christ and that it's historically verified. They often cite Paul's letter to the Corinthians where he uses the Resurrection as a fact he learned after his conversion.

1. Lutheran
   Methodist
2. Baptist
   Presbyterian

These beliefs come from Job 1:6-12; 2:1–7 and Matt. 4:1–11. With this being said, they believe that the devil or Satan referred to in the Bible is a real person and not a caricature with horns and a long tail.

1. Catholic
   Pentecostalism
2. Baptist
   Assembly of God

At the revival, it was evangelist William J. Seymour who apparently preached about the baptism of the Holy Spirit. Seymour also preached about the gift of speaking in tongues.

1. Protestant
   Catholicism
2. Lutheran
   Baptist

Since the its inception, the Baptist church has believed the Bible is the only authority for Christian faith and practice. They believe this because the Bible is divinely inspired or has a divine nature.

1. Brazil
   Nigeria
2. United States
   India

India is primarily a Hindu nation. For the other nations listed, they boast the largest Christian populations for the continent they are located on.

1. Protestant
   Methodist
2. Presbyterian
   Jehovah's Witness

Charles Taze Russell started leading Bible studies in Pittsburgh in 1870. The Bible Student movement, which was founded by Taze, produced the Jehovah's Witnesses movement. He started disputing some of the traditional views of Christianity, which created Jehovah's Witnesses.

1. Mormonism
   Lutheranism
2. Orthodoxy
   Presbyterianism

For Presbyterian churches, the elders are the ones who rule over the church, and these are elders are put in place by elections and voting.

1. Lutherans
   Catholics
2. Mormons
   Methodists

The Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-day Saints was founded in the early 1800s. After that, branches from the original Mormon church were started over differences in theology or certain religious practices.

1. Jehovah's Witnesses
   Lutherans
2. Methodists
   Mennonites

Mennonites are sometimes thought to be the Amish, but they're a Christian denomination that formed during the Protestant Reformation. There are many divisions of Mennonites, but they all believe in the core tenets of Christianity.

1. Yes
   Yes, but only in the state of Utah.
2. Yes, but only if you were practicing before the new rules went into affect.
   No

In the early years of the denomination, the leaders of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints practiced polygamy. However, they disavowed plural marriages back in 1890.

1. Jehovah's Witness
   Methodist
2. Orthodox
   Presbyterian

Before this translation, Jehovah's Witnesses relied on the King James Version. They created the New World Translation, and no other denominations use this version.

1. Methodist
   Lutheran
2. Episcopal
   Caltholic

The "Holy Club" was originated by the Wesley brothers at the University of Oxford, as held weekly meetings in their attempt to follow a holy way of life. They followed so many rules, their classmates referred to them as "Methodists."

1. Roman Catholic Church
   Church of the Nativity
2. St. Peter's Basilica
   Westminster Abbey

The Roman Catholic Church happens to be the largest Christian religion in the world. People consider it to be a pre-denominational church, which would make it the original Christian church.

1. Lutheran
   Presbyterian
2. Anglican / Episcopalian
   Jehovah's Witnesses

The Anglican faith is very similar to that of the Roman Catholic Church. Because of that, it's also found to be the middle ground between Catholicism and Protestantism. In America, Anglican is referred to as Episcopalian.

1. Assembly of God
   Baptist
2. Catholic
   Pentecostal

Pentecostal is named after the event called Pentecost, which is in the Book of Acts. This event has early Christians receiving gifts of the Holy Spirit, such as healing and prophecy.

1. Assembly of God
   Lutheran
2. Jehovah's Witnesses
   Orthodoxy

Jehovah's Witnesses teach that Jesus was created by God, and because of that, he is not coexistent with Him. This happens to be a major diversion from orthodox Christianity.

1. Lutherans
   Mormons
2. Methodists
   Baptists

The Word of Wisdom advises Mormons to avoid tea, coffee, alcohol, illegal drugs and tobacco. They encourage you to not waste or overindulge and eat proper portions of food, as this will lead to mental, emotional and spiritual health.

1. Cathlocism
   Protestantism
2. Orthodoxy
   Presbyterianism

Orthodoxy means conforming to the Christian faith as represented in the creeds of the early church. Today, it's mainly practiced in the Balkans and Eastern Europe.

1. Assembly of God
   Pentecostalism
2. Lutheran
   Eastern Orthodox

The Pentecostalism movement is known for their speaking in tongues and belief in divine gifts, like healing. Baptism through the Holy Spirit is said to be the cause of speaking in tongues.

1. Asia
   Europe
2. South America
   Africa

Almost 10 million people who live in North America practice Mormonism. The next-highest continent would be South America, which has almost 4 million Mormons living in the country.

1. Mormonism
   Lutheranism
2. Methodists
   Baptists

While some argue that Mormonism is not a form of Christianity, the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-day Saints states they are not heretics and believe in Jesus. However, Christianity believes that God is three divine people in one (Father, Son and Holy Spirit), while the LDS church believes they are three separate entities.

1. Mormonism
   Catholicism
2. Protestantism
   Universalism

American reverend John Murray is considered to be the founder of American Universalism. They believe that God is responsible for the world, so a life in Heaven for everyone is a requirement of benevolence.

1. Presbyterian
   Pentecostal
2. Methodist
   Lutheran

Women can be preachers, missionaries and pastors in many Pentecostal churches. This practice was started from the denomination's beginning and comes from Joel 2, which states that "your sons and your daughters will prophesy."

1. Lutheran
   Methodist
2. Baptist
   Pentecostal

One of the most notable hymn writers coming from the Methodist Church was Charles Wesley. In his time, he wrote over 6,000 hymns, which have since been translated into other languages and which make up the foundation for Methodist hymnals.

1. Catholicism
   Lutherans
2. Eastern Orthodox
   Jehovah's Witnesses

Eastern Orthodox Christians do not accept the Pope as Christ's representative on Earth. They believe that the Pope is no greater than nor less than any other bishop in the church system.

1. Book of Mormon
   New Testament
2. Old Testament
   Leviticus

Of course, the Bible is the most sacred text in the LDS Church. Besides that, the next sacred text if the Book of Mormon, which was written by Mormon prophets that lived from around 600 B.C. to A.D. 400.

1. Catholicism
   Jehovah's Witnesses
2. Presbyterianism
   Lutheranism

Since Jehovah's Witnesses don't believe that Jesus is equal to God, they don't celebrate Christmas or Easter, which makes sense. On top of this, they also don't celebrate birthdays or other national holidays to keep themselves separate from the world.

1. Catholicism
   Jehovah's Witnesses
2. Lutherans
   Mormons

It's a very controversial view, but Jehovah's Witnesses will not accept blood transfusions, even if it is a life or death situation. They state the Bible forbids them from taking in blood to sustain the body.

1. Pentecostal
   Protestant
2. Methodist
   Presbyterian

For worship in a Pentecostal church, you will witness not only music and singing, but speaking in tongues, dancing and shouting. These services often include props, clapping and shouting.

1. Jehovah's Witnesses
   Presbyterians
2. Mormons
   Baptists

This non-belief in the Trinity is one of the major ways in which Jehovah's Witnesses differ from other denominations. They cite that the Bible never explicitly mentioned the term "trinity," and it was developed from many controversies.