All Orthodox please take poll . . . from what did you convert from?

From what did you convert to Orthodoxy from?

  • Protestantism and Lutheran

  • Catholicism/Anglican/Oriental Orthodox

  • by marriage

  • cradle Orthodox

  • agnostic

  • other


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Dorothea

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Cradle Orthodox here who only went to a Greek Orthodox Church around a handful of times while visiting my yiayia over the summers we were stationed in Germany. It wasn't until my mid 20s that I came to my church and started to learn about it. :)
 
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SeraphimSarov

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Grew up Roman Catholic, then was Roman Catholic with some evangelical influence (which made me not RC at all really, haha) for many of my teen years, then plain ol' Catholic again after that, and then finally rejected it altogether and am now in the process of catechesis in the Antiochian church.
 
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Philothei

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Hey nice to see you all "craddle and all" lol....
I am craddle... but in my teens I was an agnostic (sometimes) not attending church. It was in my young adult years and going to college here at US that I studied my faith, and happy that I did!

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I voted 'agnostic', as at the time of my conversion I had been agnostic for 20 years (the lazy "I don't care to think about it" variety), but I was raised Baptist and my thinking was formed along those lines. For theological purposes, I consider myself a convert from the Baptists, so you can add me to your count of ex-Protestants.

Wish it could've been possible to indicate both.
 
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Born and baptized Roman Catholic with very devout parents. Back then, I would've charecterized my self as a "ChEaster" - That is I attended only on Christmas and Easter. I even attended a RC university for Graduate studies, where I went to Church for the opening mass and the graduation mass - that was it!

Now, I'm a regular Weds, Sat, Sun Orthodox Christian at the local Antiochian Mission.
 
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I voted other.

I was raised Roman Catholic. When I was 15-16 I considered myself a "closet Agnostic".

Last year at around April-June I tried Catholicism again, but didn't take. Long story short: I ended up Orthodox and my life has changed since.
 
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Well, unfortunately, there are a lot of dissatisfied Anglicans out there right now - but they're dissatisfied with a particular Anglican body, not so much with Anglicanism itself. If they feel the need to switch parishes or jurisdictions, it's usually still within Anglicanism.


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