Which of the following branches of Christianity do you view most favorably?

[TDAS04]

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[DC Al Fine]

Protestantism (biased obvs)

[Georg Ebner]

For me, a medieval and reactionary Catholic, Rome was my natural home before Vaticanum II.
But as HIS corpus mysticum has obviously passed away, i have to take the Byzantine Catholics into consideration, too. (Even a few OldLutherans believing in HIS real presence in liturgy, having held the sacraments, monasteries aso.)

[True Federalist (진정한 연방 주의자)]

They each have their good points, but overall Protestantism, tho that is a very broad brush.

[Lourdes]

Mainline Protestantism

[RINO Tom]

Protestantism (biased obvs)

This, though I have varying views depending on the type of Protestantism.

[RFayette 🇻🇦]

Protestantism (biased obvs)

[Associate Justice PiT]

     I am strongly favorable to Eastern Orthodoxy, but that branch will be at a natural disadvantage here since few Americans are familiar with its theology.

[Bleach Blonde Bad Built Butch Bodies for Biden]

Protestantism (biased obvs)

This, though I have varying views depending on the type of Protestantism.

[DC Al Fine]

     I am strongly favorable to Eastern Orthodoxy, but that branch will be at a natural disadvantage here since few Americans are familiar with its theology.

How come? Theology? Aesthetics? History? Something else altogether?

[Associate Justice PiT]

     I am strongly favorable to Eastern Orthodoxy, but that branch will be at a natural disadvantage here since few Americans are familiar with its theology.

How come? Theology? Aesthetics? History? Something else altogether?

     I love the strongly high church aesthetics and approach to worship of Orthodox Churches. I recently visited the Russian Orthodox Church in San Francisco, and the Catholic Churches I have seen had nothing on its majesty. The theology is also an important factor and it offers some neat resolutions to problems I have with Catholic and Protestant teachings, but I do admit that I am not an expert on theology, Orthodox or otherwise.

[Georg Ebner]

     I am strongly favorable to Eastern Orthodoxy, but that branch will be at a natural disadvantage here since few Americans are familiar with its theology.

How come? Theology? Aesthetics? History? Something else altogether?

     I love the strongly high church aesthetics and approach to worship of Orthodox Churches. I recently visited the Russian Orthodox Church in San Francisco, and the Catholic Churches I have seen had nothing on its majesty. The theology is also an important factor and it offers some neat resolutions to problems I have with Catholic and Protestant teachings, but I do admit that I am not an expert on theology, Orthodox or otherwise.

Aesthetically the orientalic rites are not very much compared to the Latin Mass - the retirement of exhausted old CultureNations. Sad, when compared with the ability of ancient Hellas to see and celebrate the Divine in bodies.
Theologically the old&real Roman Church was also the really right-believing one. (Only concerning the FILIOque both positions are per se insufficient. I'd say: The HOLY SPIRIT was sent by the FATHER to the SON, who reflected HIM at the same time.)

[Sir Mohamed]

Protestantism. Not close. (No Christian, Liberal Muslim)

[DC Al Fine]

     I am strongly favorable to Eastern Orthodoxy, but that branch will be at a natural disadvantage here since few Americans are familiar with its theology.

How come? Theology? Aesthetics? History? Something else altogether?

     I love the strongly high church aesthetics and approach to worship of Orthodox Churches. I recently visited the Russian Orthodox Church in San Francisco, and the Catholic Churches I have seen had nothing on its majesty. The theology is also an important factor and it offers some neat resolutions to problems I have with Catholic and Protestant teachings, but I do admit that I am not an expert on theology, Orthodox or otherwise.

Interesting.

I find the Eastern churches quite a mixed bag theologically. They are pretty weak on the issues Protestants and Catholics have spent half a millenium arguing over, but they have all sorts  of interesting things to say about issues we Latins have ignored.

[Orser67]

Mainline Protestantism>Catholicism>Evangelical Protestantism. I really don't have a strong opinion of the Eastern Orthodox Church either way.

[Lechasseur]

     I am strongly favorable to Eastern Orthodoxy, but that branch will be at a natural disadvantage here since few Americans are familiar with its theology.

How come? Theology? Aesthetics? History? Something else altogether?

     I love the strongly high church aesthetics and approach to worship of Orthodox Churches. I recently visited the Russian Orthodox Church in San Francisco, and the Catholic Churches I have seen had nothing on its majesty. The theology is also an important factor and it offers some neat resolutions to problems I have with Catholic and Protestant teachings, but I do admit that I am not an expert on theology, Orthodox or otherwise.

This

Voted Eastern Orthodoxy

[Mr. Smith]

Catholicism. I'm not familiar with Orthodoxy and Protestantism is too cluttered, decentralized, and architecturally lacking.

[Kingpoleon]

1. Mainline Protestant
2. Anglican
3. Oriental Orthodox
4. Eastern Orthodox
5. Catholicism/Evangelical Protestantism
6. Modern Protestantism
7. Restorationism and Nontrinitarianism

I did not rate Independent Catholicism, Independent Chinese churches, the Assyrian Church, or Messianic Judaism because I’m not very familiar with their theology.