What's Your Relationship With Christianity? 

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God is love and justice, a living presence that calls us toward compassion

I'm not sure anymore. God feels different than what I was taught, if God exists at all.

God is Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Three persons, one God, clearly revealed in Scripture.

God is a human concept, a force or idea, not a personal being.

God is an infinite presence I experience more than explain, beyond any single definition.

God is Trinity, a deep mystery I can't fully explain but trust is real.

How do you picture God?

Who is God?

Jesus was a historical figure, possibly a wise teacher, but not divine.

Jesus is fully God and fully human. He died for my sins and rose from the dead

Jesus points to something sacred in all of us. His life was an invitation to awakening.

Jesus is the Son of God, teacher and savior, though the details hold some mystery.

I was taught Jesus was everything. Now I'm not sure what I believe about him.

Jesus was a revolutionary teacher who showed us how to love and fight for justice.

Who is Jesus to you?

It's one sacred text among many. I find truth in it but also in other spiritual writings.

I used to believe it was perfect. Now I have real questions about how it was used on me.

It's the inspired, authoritative word of God. The final guide for faith and life.

It's a human document that contains wisdom but also reflects the biases of its time.

It's sacred and important, best understood through tradition, reason, and experience together.

It's a historical and literary document. Interesting but not authoritative for my life.

What is the Bible to you?

An inner knowing that goes beyond words or doctrine. Something I feel more than believe.

Trusting God completely, even when it's hard. Faith is the foundation of everything.

Honestly, faith feels complicated right now. I'm holding it loosely if at all.

A living relationship with God that grows and changes as I do.

I don't use the word faith. I find meaning through reason, relationships, and lived experience.

Commitment to love, justice, and showing up for others in the world.

What happens to our bodies in the end?

What is the resurrection of Jesus?

What does faith mean to you right now?

I'm part of a tradition and I find real meaning there, even with its flaws.

I've mostly stepped back from organized religion. I find the sacred in other places.

Community, worship, mission. Church is where I grow and belong.

My relationship with it is complicated, maybe even painful.

Not something I'm part of or interested in. I find community elsewhere and that's enough.

I participate selectively. I want the community but not the dogma.

How should faith affect daily life?

When you think about the church, what comes up?

I was taught one very specific answer to this. Now I'm not sure that answer holds.

It comes through faith in Jesus Christ alone. That's the heart of everything.

I don't believe in salvation in the religious sense. I'm responsible for my own life and meaning.

Salvation feels like the wrong word. I think more about awakening, wholeness, and returning to love.olving.

God's grace is real and wide. Salvation is a gift, not something I earn.

I care less about being saved and more about how I live and treat others here and now.

What is the solution to sin?

What do you believe about salvation?

Doubt cracked me open. It's how I found something deeper than religion.