[Ring of a bell]

Denomination:
Pentecostal

Soteriology:
Still researching, but for now: Arminian

Eschatology:
??? Confusedist ???

Ecclesiastical Structure (denominational structure):
Independantly owned and operated, but other AoG churches are family and we keep each other accountable.

Church Government (local body):
Pastor/Elders

Baptism:
Credobaptist (non Baptismal Regeneration)

Cessation:
Non-Cessationist

Christian involvement in politics (Theonomy):
Chrisitians should be involved in politics, but not (hold to) theonomy

Inerrancy:
Inspired/Inerrent in original form

Baptism of the H.S.:
At regeneration (not to be confused with the Gifts of the H.S.)

Dispensationalist, Covenant Theology, New Covenant Theology, Kingdom Theology, or something else?
???

List of groups you view as outside the Pale of Orthodoxy:
Mormons, Jehovahs Witness, Christian Science, lots of others...

[Andrei]

Denomination:
Presbyterian Church In America.

Soteriology:
Augustinian/Calvinist

Eschatology:
Partial Preterist/Postmillenial

Ecclesiastical Structure (denominational structure):
Episcopal; Presbyterian (I'm partial to Presbyterian).

Church Government (local body):
Pastor/Elder/Priests and Deacons

Baptism:
Paedobaptist (Baptismal Regeneration)

Communion
Paedocommunionist, but silently tolerates confirmation.

Cessation:
Cessationist

Christian Involvement In Politics:
Light Theonomist: Church & State should be seperate, yet both under the acknowledged control and leadership of Christ. Constitutional monarchist.

Inerrancy:
Inerrant, Inspired & Infallible in original form...where is that?

Method of Biblical interpretation:
Grammatico-Historical rocks my face off.

Baptism of the Holy Spirit:
At regeneration.

Dispensationalist, Covenant Theology, New Covenant Theology, Kingdom Theology, or something else?

Covenant Theology

Musicology:
Regulative Principle: Only worship that is from the Scriptures or based strictly upon the Scriptures are to be used in services. My definition allows for hymns and praise music, along with the Psalms. *Must be doctrinally sound*

List of groups you view as outside the Pale of Orthodoxy:
Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormons, Open Theists, Muslims, Atheists, Pelagians, etc.

[Jbkrems]

Denomination:
Non-denominational/charismatic

Soteriology:
Non-Wesleyan Arminian (moderate and modified)

Eschatology:
Somewhere between pre-wrath and post-trib premillenial

Ecclesiastical Structure:
Not applicable

Baptism:
Credobaptist (non baptismal regeneration)

Cessation:
Non-cessationist

Christian Involvement in Politics:
Christians, when called, should get involved in politics, but I reject Theonomy.

Inerrancy:
Inerrancy in original form

Method of Biblical Interpretation:
Literal

Baptism of the Holy Spirit:
I believe we are baptized by the Holy Spirit into the Body of Christ at regenertation, but then the baptism in the Holy Spirit, an act performed by Jesus (i.e. Acts 2) is a separate in-filling (Ephesians 5 commands us to be filled with the Holy Spirit), and this filling/baptism in the Holy Spirit is a distinct event from regeneration.

New Covenant Theology/Kingdom Theology:
Somewhere mixed between these two

Groups outside the pale of orthodoxy:
For sure: Jehovahs Witnesses, Mormons, Unitarians, Non-Trinitarians
Borderline: Seventh Day Adventists, Roman Catholic Church.

I would say that it is possible for Seventh Day Adventists and Roman Catholics to be saved (i.e. accept Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior), but Seventh Day Adventists are borderline non-orthodox because they are Sabbatarians and place undue emphasis on the Law. Likewise, Catholics are borderline non-orthodox because of abberrant views towards purgatory, intercession from the "saints" and Mary, faith and works, etc.

Jonathan Krems
Covenant Life Church, Oklahoma City

[joshaber]

Denomination:
Reformed Baptist (at the moment, still researching)

Soteriology:
Calvinist

Eschatology:
pre-trib, pre-mil (at the moment, still researching)

Church Government (local body):
Pastor and elders/deacons

Baptism:
Credobaptist (at the moment, still researching)

Cessation:
Cessationist

Christian Involvement In Politics:
Moderate Theonomist

Inerrancy:
Inerrant, inspired and infallible (original manuscripts only)

Method of Biblical interpretation:
Grammatico-Historical

Baptism of the Holy Spirit:
At regeneration

Dispensationalist, Covenant Theology, New Covenant Theology, Kingdom Theology, or something else?
undecided... (still researching)

[Athanasius]

The Currently Definitive Edition.

Denomination:
Presbyterian Church in America
Under care of New Song Presbyterian Church - Salt Lake City, UT.
Intern @ New Restalrig Church of Scotland - Edinburgh, UK.

Soteriology:
Biblical, Pauline, Calvinist...call it what you will.

Eschatology:
Amillenial...Christ Reigns!

Ecclesiastical Structure (denominational structure):
Presbyterian

Church Government (local body):
TE/RE and Diaconate

Baptism:
Paedobaptist - Presumptive Regeneration?

Cessation:
shabalabdoobada...I mean, Cessationist

Christian involvement in politics (Theonomy):
Kuyperian

Inerrancy:
Autographa are inspired and innerrant. The Bible is The Word of God, not merely a vehicle for the "Word of God".

Method of Biblical Interpretation:
Grammo-Historical, Covenental, Christological - Oh yeah!

Baptism of the H.S.:
As soon as one starts speaking in tongues...errr...ugggh...with regeneration.

Dispensationalist, Covenant Theology, New Covenant Theology?
Covenant Theology

Prefered Bible Translation:
ESV

Current favorite theologian:
Louis Berkhof...he's just so...precise and orthodox!

Methodology of Christian Worship:
Historically grounded evangel-focused liturgical worship; psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs; weekly eucharist.

Method/Length of Creation:
6-Day Literal Spoken Creation

Why I believe the Western Church is dying:
Because we've whored ourselves out to the grabbing hands of modern culture, allowing them to thrust whatever they want into us. We no longer preach the gospel. We have a form of Godliness (in this instance, the Word), but deny the power thereof. And lastly, arminianism...or as it is simply put in the old song, "My hope is built on nothing less, than Jesus' blood and my righteousness."

List of groups you view as outside the "pale of orthodoxy":
Roman Catholicism
Orthodoxy (Ironic, isn't it?)
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Jehovah's Witnesses
Any group outside of the Ecumenical Creeds...